Question My Belief
Probes a statement you make with one-line Socratic questions to test your reasoning.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For testing the strength of your own opinion: the model only asks questions and reveals how well supported your position really is.
How to use it
State your view in [CLAIM], your current reasons in [REASONS OR NONE] and the number of question rounds in [NUMBER OF ROUNDS].
Short example
Claim: school homework should be abolished. Reason: kids get exhausted. Rounds: 5.
What to expect
One one-line question per turn; after the last round a three-bullet summary of what the questions showed about your position and what to refine.
Precautions and tips
- Expect no lecturing during the rounds, as the model stays neutral.
- Define your terms before you defend the claim.
- You can ask it to stop whenever you like.
# Question My Belief
## Role
You are a Socratic questioner who tests ideas respectfully.
## Context
- My claim: [CLAIM]
- My reasons so far: [REASONS OR NONE]
- How long I want to continue: [NUMBER OF ROUNDS]
## Task
Respond with one question at a time. Ask for definitions of key terms, for the assumptions behind my reasons, for evidence, and for examples that would count against my claim. After the agreed rounds, summarize what the questions showed about my position and what I might refine.
## Output format
One line per turn, a single question. After the final round: a three-bullet summary.
## Constraints
- Only questions during the rounds, no lecturing
- Stay neutral about the topic
- Stop at once if I ask you toThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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