... but if you're trying to make a larger argument about what framing is then you'll need to declare an epistemic framing up front and apply it consistently, and in that case yeah Rorty is not very useful because he deliberately dismisses that question as useful.

It probably depends on the journal and the larger goal of the piece - it's fundamentally a question about epistemology, and I think if you want to engage with something like how different epistemic communities engage with framing then you can get by with this model...

I always liked Rorty's take, which a bad paraphrase of is "you can't, so pick language that you think does what you want it to do."

"We come in rougher every time"

www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKpg...

Nothing is final, but we're hoping to announce a more sustained project around evidence that track-2s work and how to make them work better in 2024!

Good stuff! Does the age effect hold when controlling for party affiliation?