Summary
This quote suggests that when someone remains silent during a disagreement or argument, it can be one of the most convincing forms of communication. The absence of words or arguments allows the person's stance or perspective to speak for itself. It implies that silence can often hold more power and strength than presenting counterarguments or engaging in verbal disputes, as it forces others to carefully consider the opposing viewpoint without any immediate opposition.
Topics
Argument & Debate
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