Display case vs. foundation (appearance vs. reality)
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A framework for understanding systems that distinguish between surface-level appearances and underlying structural conditions. The model warns that attractive or impressive surface phenomena may mask serious underlying dysfunction, requiring analysis of foundations rather than displays.
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