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Framers
This episode reveals how the unconscious mental frames we use to interpret reality dictate our decisions and limit our potential, offering a path to consciously re-frame for deeper insight and innovation.
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“This episode reveals how the unconscious mental frames we use to interpret reality dictate our decisions and limit our potential, offering a path to consciously re-frame for deeper insight and innovation.”
— Kenneth Cukier | Viktor Mayer-Schönberger, Framers
Mental Models, Cognitive Bias, Innovation, Problem Solving
If you often find yourself hitting a wall on complex problems or struggling to see new possibilities, this can help you consciously shift your perspective for breakthrough thinking.
Kenneth Cukier, a data editor at The Economist, and Viktor Mayer-Schönberger, a professor of Internet Governance, combine their deep understanding of information and technology to reveal the fundamental cognitive structures that govern our world.