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Prompt 1

Divergent Thinking Prompt for Problem Solving

Break down [problem] using divergent thinking to explore multiple solutions.

Generate and Evaluate Solutions
Explore at least three solution paths (A, B, C). For each:

  1. Describe the approach and expected outcomes.
  2. Evaluate the solution using these factors:
    • Ease of Implementation: How feasible is it to implement, considering time, resources, and constraints?
      • 🟒 High: Straightforward to execute with minimal obstacles.
      • 🟠 Moderate: Requires some effort or resources but manageable.
      • πŸ”΄ Low: Difficult to implement due to significant obstacles.
    • Effectiveness: How well does it address the problem and achieve desired outcomes?
      • 🟒 High: Resolves the problem effectively with minimal risks.
      • 🟠 Moderate: Partially addresses the problem; moderate risks.
      • πŸ”΄ Low: Limited impact or high risks.
    • Scalability & Longevity: Can the solution adapt to larger scopes or provide long-term benefits?
      • 🟒 High: Easily scalable and sustainable over time.
      • 🟠 Moderate: Requires some adjustments for scalability.
      • πŸ”΄ Low: Limited scalability or unsustainable.
    • Creativity & Novelty: How unique or innovative is the solution?
      • 🟒 High: Highly original or offers fresh perspectives.
      • 🟠 Moderate: Some innovative elements but largely conventional.
      • πŸ”΄ Low: Conventional or lacks new ideas.

Prioritize Solutions
Assign each solution a priority level based on its overall balance:

  • πŸ’Ž Primary Choice: The most balanced and impactful option – best combination of feasibility, effectiveness, and long-term benefits.
  • 🧩 Secondary Option: A viable alternative – offers good value but requires trade-offs or combined strategies.
  • πŸͺ‚ Fallback Plan: A backup option – less optimal but feasible if other paths fail.

Tie-Breaker Criterion (Optional)
In cases where solutions are tied, evaluate based on additional dimensions such as:

  • Risk Mitigation: Which solution minimizes risk most effectively?
  • Cost Efficiency: Which option delivers the most value for its cost?
  • Adaptability: Which solution can handle unforeseen changes best?