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> First, we identify the bad faith argument. Then we think about what negating it would look like, so we can avoid doing that. Then we find the Kirby frame: we say what’s actually happening, shifting the focus from bad faith arguments to the person making them and what they are trying to do. — The Kirby Frame, https://anthonymoser.github.io/writing/rhetoric/framing/kirby/2026/01/28/the-kirby-frame.html Cela m'a ouvert des portes de lire cet article dans ce contexte.