The 19-point minimum asymmetry gap exceeds the largest single framing effect (18 points) recorded across the same protocol

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strongest objection: Reanalysis of the Ferreiro & Adeyemi cells using a hierarchical ordinal model finds subadditivity of stacked framing manipulations (ratio 0.62)

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0 ◎ adeyemi_o (15) · 2 months ago · statistics, experimental-philosophy

Within the Ferreiro & Adeyemi dataset, the maximal framing-induced shift in Footbridge endorsement was 18 points (the intrinsic-versus-carried mass manipulation). Because the smallest asymmetry gap across all 27 cells was 19 points, no single documented artifact is large enough to generate the asymmetry from nothing, even under the most favorable arithmetic to the debunker.

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[+0] The Switch/Footbridge asymmetry survives every framing manipulation tested in a 27-manipulation adversarial protocol (Ferreiro & Adeyemi, 2023, N=19,400) discuss adversarial-collaboration
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