Silence as a Weapon: The Art of Doing Nothing

Warning: the following content is not for the faint of heart. It is for those who dare to be still.

History of Silence

It all started with the great Silence Revolt of 1982. A group of protesters, fed up with the cacophony of the modern world, took to the streets with nothing but their determination and a strong sense of quiet resolve.

They marched, they protested, they whispered slogans like "We will not be silenced!" and "Silence is not surrender!"

Techniques of Silence

From the art of stony silence to the science of doing nothing, our experts will guide you through the basics:

• Stony silence: the art of saying nothing in the face of overwhelming noise.
• Nonverbal protest: the act of refusing to speak out against injustice.
• Extreme inaction: the art of doing nothing when everyone around you is doing something.

Notable Figures in the Silence Movement

Meet some of the key players who helped shape the silence revolution:

• John Doe, the founder of the Silence Society.
• Jane Smith, the Silence Whisperer.
• Bob Johnson, the master of the art of doing nothing.

Learn more about these and other silence heroes on our Silence Heroes page.