Framers: human advantage in an age of technology and turmoil

Decisions : the source of human power is neither muscle nor mind but models

Framing : mental models infuse everything we do, even if we're unaware of them

Causality : we are causal-inference engines and often wrong, but this is good

Counterfactuals : envisioning worlds that do not exist lets us excel in this one

Constraints : our vision needs to be bounded to be effective

Reframing : occasionally we need to switch frames or invent new ones

Learning : a wide variety of frames is essential for progress

Pluralism : a coexistence of frames is essential to humanity's survival

Vigilance : people must remain on guard not to cede their power.