The Frame Is an Instruction
Separate what a frame shows from the task it asks you to perform.
FREE COLLECTION / A FINITE SEQUENCE
Reality Check: Can You Trust What You See?
Six finite investigations into attention, context and online evidence.
Four original stories and two different interactive experiences. Work from framing and source tracing to a bounded verification note. All case records and numbers are fictional. Estimated 32 minutes including reflection; reader timing has not been measured.
6 stops · 32 minutes including reflection. A calculated editorial estimate.
A CLEAR BEGINNING, A FINITE ENDING
The Frame Is an Instruction
Separate what a frame shows from the task it asks you to perform.
Start your next stepSTEP 1
STEP 2
What the Crop Leaves Out
Restore the unit, comparison and time window before accepting a visual claim.
STEP 3
The Context Desk
Make publication decisions before a fictional post reveals its source, date and wider context.
STEP 4
Follow the Link, Not the Logo
Trace evidence beyond the page that wants your trust, and distinguish repetition from corroboration.
STEP 5
The Confidence Ledger
Revise your confidence in a fictional causal claim as duplicates, comparison data and a new explanation arrive.
STEP 6
A Note Worth Passing On
Finish Reality Check with a bounded claim, an evidence trail and a clear reason to revisit it.