When consulting doctors, lawyers, or financial advisors, your biases and theirs both distort the conversation.
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Use when: You're facing a medical decision, preparing for a specialist, or considering a second opinion.
You'll get: A question list structured to challenge the current working diagnosis, surface the doctor's uncertainty, and get base-rate information rather than just possibilities.
Use this prompt →Use when: You've received financial advice and want to pressure-test it before acting.
You'll get: A stress-test of the advice covering key assumptions, a check for loss aversion or recency bias on your part, and a question to take back to your advisor.
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