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[[Eric Weinstein|Eric]] has pointed out that conversations around issues often occur in specific contexts, or frames, where the context itself is the argument. | [[Eric Weinstein|Eric]] has pointed out that conversations around issues often occur in specific contexts, or frames, where the context itself is the argument. | ||
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* Who determined this frame? | * Who determined this frame? | ||
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This article is a stub. You can help us by editing this page and expanding it.Eric has pointed out that conversations around issues often occur in specific contexts, or frames, where the context itself is the argument.
To break out of it, ask:
- Who determined this frame?