DREAM BLOSSOMS: Some thoughts about cognitive bias

IMAGE: A strange image of some flowers and weeds in a purple haze.

Miok: 	(gazing at an image) Some people see flowers. However, gazing at the same object, 
        others see mere weeds . . .

Tim: 	That's the power of creative framing – it enables us to recast things in new ways.

Chris: 	(grumbling, in a bad mood) Huh? What err you yelping aboot?

Miok: 	(facetiously). . . Haven't you decided already?

Tim: 	Indeed. Often we decide things with knowing almost nothing about them.

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from Heart Scenes: Emotional Landscapes via Art, Poetry, & Prose by T Newfields
Summary: Some thoughts on how our conceptual frames determine how we perceive the world.
Keywords: flowers vs. weeds, conceptual framing, perceptual biases

Author: T Newfields [Nitta Hirou / Huáng Yuèwǔ] (b. 1955 - ?)
Begun: 2002 in Nagoya  ☆ Finished: 2024 in Shizuoka 
Creative Commons License: Attribution. {{CC-BY-4.0}} Granted

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