Why Silence Isn’t Always Better: The Case for Masking
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Silence has a reputation for being respectful, calm, and safe. It can be. I’ve worked in offices where one lingering pause in a meeting was treated like a moral failing, and I’ve also sat in rooms where silence felt like a ceiling that pressed down harder the longer it lasted. Over time, I stopped thinking of silence as a single, clean good.
