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When we talked about "if all you have is a hammer", we mentioned frames, and I mentioned Race, Build, and More, but then we kept right on going. I want to circle back now, because our heavy reliance on these causes a lot of confusion. They tend to block change-harvesting. A "frame" is a kind of crystallized chunk of experience. One wants to slide quickly to "idea" or "concept", but resist that pull: ideas & concepts are far more chosen, more conscious. Frames are -- to use a lovely geek phrase -- much closer to the metal. The word has two flavors in it, both important. First, think of a frame as a rigid structure that holds things together. Your car's frame, for instance. Second, think of a frame as a boundary, with an inside & outside. When we speak of a painting's frame, we use that flavor.
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When we talked about "if all you have is a hammer", we mentioned frames, and I mentioned Race, Build, and More, but then we kept right on going. I want to circle back now, because our heavy reliance on these causes a lot of confusion. They tend to block change-harvesting. A "frame" is a kind of crystallized chunk of experience. One wants to slide quickly to "idea" or "concept", but resist that pull: ideas & concepts are far more chosen, more conscious. Frames are -- to use a lovely geek phrase -- much closer to the metal. The word has two flavors in it, both important. First, think of a frame as a rigid structure that holds things together. Your car's frame, for instance. Second, think of a frame as a boundary, with an inside & outside. When we speak of a painting's frame, we use that flavor.
Episode 26 is live! If you are interested in becoming a part of the conversation, Click here to join the Change-Harvesting Camerata Today!
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If you have any feedback you can always tweet @GeePawHill on Twitter, or drop a voice message via the voice messages link here on Anchor. You can also read the full transcription of this podcast over on GeePawHill.org.