Ask for a Version 2.0 of an Idea Instead of an Improvement
Requests a "Version 2.0" of your idea rather than a simple improvement. The model treats it like a sequel that has to bring something new, not a polish of the first version.
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Original Ideas Using SCAMPER and First-Principles ThinkingNewCreativity & IdeationGenerates innovative, practical ideas for a problem or topic using structured creativity methods (SCAMPER, first-principles reasoning, lateral thinking), skipping the obvious suggestions.
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