Hey everyone! 👋
Ugh, ever feel like your chats with ChatGPT are a bit… well, vanilla? 🍦 Like you’re getting the same pre-packaged answers everyone else does? I know I was pulling my hair out sometimes! 😫 But guess what? I found something that’s a total game-changer, and it’s from a fellow Redditor, PhatYakka, over on r/ChatGPTPromptGenius!
✨ Introducing the Contrarian Inversion Framework! ✨
This isn’t just another prompt, folks. It’s a whole mindset for ChatGPT, designed to kick those generic responses to the curb and unearth some seriously creative gold. 🏆 PhatYakka’s been developing this to get the very best out of our AI buddy, and it’s pretty awesome.
✍️ Here’s the Magic Prompt (Beta Version!):
Ready to try it? Just copy and paste this into ChatGPT, and watch the sparks fly! PhatYakka says you’ll see results you probably haven’t gotten before.
- “Identify the 3 most widely accepted assumptions or beliefs about [insert topic/problem/industry].
- For each of those assumptions, take the opposite stance. Explore what would happen if the opposite were true.
- Now invent a bold idea, model, or strategy that only works if those inverted assumptions are correct. Prioritize impact over safety.
- List the top 3 risks, flaws, or blind spots in this idea. Then defend the idea as if you’re a visionary founder trying to convince skeptics.
- Is there a historical or business example that mirrors this kind of inversion? What can we learn from it?”
💡 Why This Rocks So Hard:
This framework basically forces ChatGPT to think way outside its usual box. By challenging common beliefs and then building from that “opposite world,” you get insights that are fresh and innovative. It’s like telling ChatGPT, “Okay, enough playing it safe, let’s get wild!”
⚙️ Heads Up: It’s a Beta!
PhatYakka mentions this is a beta prompt, and they’re still tweaking it to make it even more powerful. So, awesome improvements are likely on the way!
I’m super stoked to try this out myself. It feels like exactly what I needed to shake up my AI brainstorming sessions and get some truly unique outputs!
Want to dive deeper and see the original discussion with PhatYakka? Check out the full Reddit post for all the details!
ChatGPT was Generic, Until I Started Doing This:
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