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People's beliefs are influenced by the frames they are exposed to from "summary" of Don't Think of an Elephant! by George Lakoff

The frames that people are exposed to play a crucial role in shaping their beliefs. These frames act as mental structures that shape the way we perceive the world around us. They are essentially the lenses through which we view reality. Our beliefs are not formed in a vacuum; rather, they are influenced by the frames that we encounter in our daily lives. These frames are often created and reinforced by the language we use. For example, when we hear certain words or phrases repeated over and over again, they can become embedded in our minds and influence our thoughts and beliefs. Moreover, the frames that we are exposed to are ...
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    Don't Think of an Elephant!

    George Lakoff

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