Framing effect is the use of language to frame a question in a positive or negative way. Stating the same question with the right spin allows the inquirer to impart some direction on the inquired. A great example of this: Would you rather: Approve the 20% chance of killing 100
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Few can doubt that the future of investment in America is in technology, and the future of technology is in data. As Texas deals with a historic cold snap the nation is seeing the knock-on effect of power supply affecting the throughput and capacity of their company websites. As Amazon
