One way to prepare your mind for Callard’s theory of the uni-context is to think about the better-known concept of “context collapse.” Why would this theory explain a world in which people are more focused on bad things than good things? We’re suddenly trying to compare all these different values inside a single context, and the world feels dis-unified. Judging a World We MadeThompson: Is the uni-context good or bad? Callard: The question of whether the uni-context is good or bad is loaded, because the uni-context struggles to see good things.