MEME REFERENCE
iceberg
Use iceberg when an explanation or discovery reframes what people thought they understood.
- What it expresses
- Revelation and reframing: the iceberg’s visible tip above progressively deeper hidden layers represents a moment where an explanation or discovery reframes what people thought they understood.
- Example
- For example, the tiny helper script turns out to hold the whole system together; the visual analogy is the iceberg’s visible tip above progressively deeper hidden layers, signaling that an explanation or discovery reframes what people thought they understood.
- When not to use it
- Avoid when no assumption or interpretation changes; the iceberg’s visible tip above progressively deeper hidden layers would incorrectly signal that an explanation or discovery reframes what people thought they understood.