# Prompt for Brainstorming

## 1. A**ttack at various abstraction levels**

in the problem workflow context and intervene the one with most leverage or with easiest distribution

Example: AI Copilots (Research/Discovery)\
via web app *(ChatGPT, Elicit)*\
via Extension *(Memex)*\
via Browser (*Arc*)\
via OS (*Windows* *Copilot*)\
via Hardware (*Rabbit* *R1*)

## 2. Scaling the problem up and down

from its simplest 1 hour version to one when you have unlimited resources\
from very specific one user level context to full human population

What would be a 10x specialized and focussed solution possibility for this problem?\
and its opposite what would be 10x generalised solution to this

## 3. Put the problem in time travel

Historically were there any similar problems (ofc there will be)? \
and how were they solved\
or how were they attempted to solve but failed

In future, how might this problem be solved 10 years down the line?

## 4. Go from atoms to parallel universes

First principles breakdown

Parallels from other disciplines

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**Other fun references:**

For businesses: [Extreme brainstorming questions to force a perspective which we other wise wont think from](https://longform.asmartbear.com/extreme-questions/)


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