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There is a peculiar silence that inhabits cities. It is not the silence of empty spaces, but of crowded rooms. Not the quietness of absence, but of disconnection. We brush shoulders on metro trains, share walls in apartment towers, scroll endlessly through lives that appear fuller than our own. Yet, somewhere within, a quiet loneliness persists. The city promises almost everything: opportunity, mobility, anonymity… Anonymity can be a boon or a curse. It can relieve y...
