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Kenneth Cukier | Viktor Mayer-Schönberger

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.

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Framers

Have you ever found yourself stuck on a problem, circling the same arguments, convinced there's no way forward? Often, the real barrier isn't the problem itself, but the invisible mental 'frame' through which we're viewing it. These frames are the unconscious structures that organize our perception, dictating what we see, what we ignore, and what solutions seem possible. Kenneth Cukier and Viktor Mayer-Schönberger argue that true breakthroughs come not from finding new answers within an old frame, but from the deliberate act of de-framing and constructing a more useful one. It's why two people can look at the exact same data and arrive at wildly different conclusions, or why an organization can repeatedly miss obvious opportunities because its internal lens is too narrow. This episode unpacks how to recognize your own limiting frames, abstract beyond immediate details, and consciously shift your perspective to unlock new possibilities in every aspect of your life.

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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.