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June 27th, 2021
- "of course / obviously" is a powerful way to communicate something that you understand to be common knowledge to be self-evident to everyone in the conversation
- but it will produce frame shear or frame pressure if used in a context where that's not so
- and potentially distrust or compartmentalization
- not just in a context where not everybody sees the thing as self-evident, but even in a context where everybody does but they don't have common knowledge