Second- and Third-Order Consequences of a Decision
Takes a decision or action you are considering and walks you through the second- and third-order consequences you are likely overlooking, covering both the risks and the opportunities.
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/debateNewThinking & DecisionsA prefix that has Claude argue both sides of a decision you are facing, so you notice what you might be missing.
/debate [your decision] Example: /debate Should I leave my 9-5 job to work full time on my side business
/devilsadvocateNewThinking & DecisionsDeliberately takes the other side to expose weak assumptions and make your decisions sturdier.
/devilsadvocate [your decision or view]
/falsifyNewThinking & DecisionsMakes Claude try hard to prove its own answer wrong before showing it, cutting down errors and blind spots.
/falsify [your question]
/firstprinciplesNewThinking & DecisionsReduces a complex problem to its basic truths, then builds the solution back up from there.
/firstprinciples [your problem]
/inversionNewThinking & DecisionsWorks the problem in reverse: identifies what would make failure certain, then steers away from those actions.
/inversion [your problem]