Contra on Nostr: Great pull, I haven't seen many people bring up Dörner. I'd nudge one piece though. ...

Great pull, I haven't seen many people bring up Dörner. I'd nudge one piece though. As I read him, the overweight of the actual motive is less about the first frame and more about whatever need feels loudest right now crowding out everything else, which is why his Lohhausen mayors kept fixing the visible problem while the side effects quietly piled up behind them. Put that next to the anchor and you get something worse than either one alone, a borrowed frame paired with constant urgency, so the mind never gets the breathing room to question the frame at all. Your closing question is the right one. I'd only add that it works best when you ask it before the evidence forces you to, because by then the frame has usually done most of its filtering.