Framing Capital is as Coward.
Coz it will not flow where bullets fly.

Framing intelligence

Fluid intelligence is "thinking on your feet," while crystallized intelligence is "knowledge-based"

Fluid peaks around age 39-40, whereas crystallized peaks later, often between 60-70.

focus makes us blind, for stuff out of the frame.

you miss what you are not looking for.
going through life counting passes and missing gorillas?

(The famous 1999 "Invisible Gorilla")

Milquetoast as a frame for someone ineffectual or weak.

Mary Oliver's frame on creativity and time.
"The most regretful people on earth are those who felt the call to creative work, who felt their own creative power restive and uprising, and gave to it neither power nor time."

Framing personalities

Most people don't fail enough

Framing 🇯🇵's Real life vs Reel life

Imposing 2012 frame on 2026 frame.

Framing Social Paradox.

Framing the world of 2026.

"“The old world we grew up in is gone.”

Brace yourself for new geopolitical and AI era.

Framing a pencil shop in Tehran

Framing time

When you are 5 years old, one year is 20 percent of your whole life. When you are 50 years old, one year is only 2 percent of your life. That is one reason people say time feels like it moves faster as you get older.

This idea is sometimes called Janet’s Law. It suggests that by the time you turn 20, you have already experienced about half of your life as you feel it, even though you have not lived half of your actual years yet.

Another way to think about it is this. A summer holiday for a 5 year old can feel as long as the ten years between age 40 and 50.