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Between Stimulus and Response
We do not have too little information. We often lack the ability to form meaning, relationship, and a responsible response from it. The FlameP homepage therefore describes the emerging space as a place “between stimulus and response” and names a sequence of four movements: Perception, Meaning, Relationship, Response. [1] This text is not a product description. It examines the question behind this wording: What must happen between an impulse and a decision so that speed is not mistaken for clarity? For FlameP, this leads to a design decision. The system should not merely lead people to results more quickly. It should make distinct states visible: What was observed? What is interpretation? Who is affected? What is being decided—and what remains open?
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Connections
Editorially reviewed association in the Journal-11 pilot.
Your space · only when you decide
What would you like to do with this thought?
Nothing is saved while you read. Only one of these actions creates a trace in your personal archive that you can delete and export.
Where these thoughts remain
Personal thoughts are stored exclusively through your personal archive. FlameP does not create a profile while you read and does not store a browser copy if the archive is locked or unavailable.
A thought can become action