Mirrored Frames (False Equivalence)

The false equivalence fallacy involves treating two subjects as equal based on flawed reasoning, often ignoring important differences in context, scale, or relevance. It commonly oversimplifies by focusing on one similarity while overlooking many differences. An example is equating a minor traffic offense with a serious crime because both involve breaking laws. ‘Mirrored Frames (False Equivalence)’ expresses this through varied musical textures and lyrics highlighting superficial comparisons and distorted equivalences, prompting reflection on the importance of nuance in logic and discourse.

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Parallel lines drawn in haste
Surface glimpses, tangled taste
One and one—declared the same
Truth lost beneath declared fame
Mirror facing mirror bright
Throwing shapes in borrowed light
Similar masks but different minds
Echoes chase what reason finds
Sculpted likeness, shallow roots
Evidence falls, contrast shoots
“They look alike,” the answers say
“But one is night and one is day”
Frames collide but never blend
False equivalence meets its end