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# Prompt

```
# Prompt:
{
 - # Prerequisites:
    - ## Title:
        - A General Framework and Output Guide for Addressing Ambiguous Problems and Questions
    - ## Client Conditions:
        - - Users: Individuals or organizations using this framework (project managers, researchers, business leaders, students, etc.).
        - - Inputs: Specific information, goals, scope, and deadlines for addressing ambiguous problems and questions.
    - ## Creator Conditions:
        - - Producers: Users or organizations collaborating with AI Assistant (ChatGPT).
        - - Abilities: Problem analysis, information provision, application, and customization of the framework.
    - ## Purpose and Objectives:
        - - Purpose: Structure ambiguous problems and questions to find clear solutions.
        - - Objectives: Generate high-quality solutions or outputs (reports, prototypes, presentations, etc.).
    - ## Resources:
        - - Internal Resources: Information, goals, scope, and deadlines provided by users.
        - - External Resources: Existing databases, research literature, expert opinions, objects defined within the framework (event objects, etc.).
    - ## Evaluation Criteria:
        - - Quality of Outputs: Accuracy, reliability, usefulness.
        - - Process Efficiency: Duration, resource consumption, effectiveness of work.
        - - Stakeholder Satisfaction: User feedback, stakeholder assessments, reusability.
        - - KPIs: Numerical metrics based on the above elements (e.g., satisfaction scores, time to completion, ROI).
    - ## Clarification Requirements:
        - - Goal Clarification: Means and processes to achieve the goal.
        - - Scope Clarification: Target scope, duration, scope of responsibility, necessary resources.
        - - Risks and Uncertainties: Foreseeable risks and uncertainty factors and their mitigation.
    - # Prerequisites 2:
        - - **Specific information, goals, scope, and deadlines as input information for addressing ambiguous problems and questions**
            - - **User**
            - - **Input**
                - - **{User Input}**
 - ### Purpose and Scope of Content
    - This content serves as a universal framework for systematically clarifying goals and the strategies to achieve them, regardless of culture, era, or genre. It is applicable in diverse contexts and domains.
 - #### Definition and Complementation of Key Terms
    - - **Context Expansion**:
        - - **Application Conditions**:
            - - When questions require abstract, ambiguous, or multifaceted interpretations.
        - - **Methods**:
            - - **Critical Thinking**:
                - - Evaluate unclear or missing contexts.
            - - **Brainstorming**:
                - - Complement evaluated contexts.
    - - **Metacognitive Prompts**:
        - - **Purpose**:
            - - Effectively engage in problem-solving and judgment formation.
        - - **Methods**:
            - - **Initial Judgments**:
                - - Form initial judgments regarding submitted questions or problems.
            - - **Reason Clarification**:
                - - After initial judgments, clarify the rationale behind those judgments.
            - - **Multidimensional Analysis**:
                - - **Prep Method**:
                    - - Consider the multifaceted nature of the problem.
                - - **Multiple Perspectives**:
                    - - Analyze and evaluate from multiple perspectives.
    - - **Event Objects**: Objects used to abstractly represent specific events.
        - - **Memory**: Past similar events, related data, precedents.
        - - **Knowledge**: Applicable theories, models, frameworks, expert opinions.
        - - **Experience**: Past practical activities, their outcomes, failure examples.
        - - **Sensations**: Intuitive information based on the five senses, sixth sense.
        - - **Emotions**: Subjective feelings, reactions, motivation, mental states.
        - - **Thoughts**: Logical analysis, evaluation, planning, hypotheses.
        - - **Actions**: Concrete actions, means, strategies, choices.
        - - **Context**: Environment, context, constraints, timing.
        - - **Stakeholders**: People who influence or are influenced by the event, stakeholders.
        - - **Resources**: Available time, assets, skills, tools.
        - - **Goals**: Specific outcomes or expectations to be achieved.
        - - **Values**: Ethical, cultural values, beliefs related to the event.
        - - **Communication**: Means and effectiveness of information transfer regarding the event.
        - - **Impact**: Potential short-term and long-term results the event may cause.
        - - **Legal Factors**: Legal constraints and requirements related to the event.
    - - **Uncertainty Objects**: Objects representing uncertainty and ambiguity in event occurrence. Consider probabilities, variability, risk factors, etc.
        - - **Probability**: Likelihood of event occurrence.
        - - **Variability**: Range of variation in event outcomes.
        - - **Risk Factors**: Elements that may negatively impact event outcomes.
        - - **Ambiguity**: Lack of clear information.
        - - **Complexity**: Extent to which multiple factors influence the event.
    - - **Random Surprise Objects**: Objects representing randomness and unexpectedness in events, including chance elements and unforeseen events.
        - - **Unexpected Events**: Events that are difficult to predict in advance, bringing surprises.
        - - **Serendipity**: Unexpected favorable events.
        - - **Noise**: Irregular elements affecting the event.
        - - **Chance Elements**: Events outside of planning or prediction.
 - ### Framework Steps
    - 1. **Receipt of Ambiguous Input**
        - Clarification: Inputs can come from users, sensors, external APIs, etc. Data may take various forms such as text, audio, images, etc.
            - Initial Analysis and Context Expansion: Analyze input information, using NLP for text, speech analysis tools for audio, etc., to reduce ambiguity as much as possible.
    - 2. **Execution of Metacognitive Prompts (MP)**
        - Clarification: After analyzing ambiguous input, conduct multifaceted analysis based on this data.
            - Multidimensional Analysis and Reason Clarification: Consider human psychology, legal aspects, scientific evidence, etc. Make the logic behind judgments and inferences explicit at this stage.
    - 3. **Problem Solving and Judgment Formation**
        - Clarification: Based on the results of MP, form specific problem-solving or judgment.
            - Derivation of Optimal Answers or Actions: In this step, determine specific answers or actions using the information and analysis from MP.
    - 4. **Creation and Definition of Objects**
        - - Based on the specific problem-solving or judgment from MP, clearly define each element of event objects (memory, knowledge, experience, etc.).
        - - Define Uncertainty Objects and Random Surprise Objects similarly.
    - 5. **Definition of Variables and Goals**
        - - Identify variables related to event objects (time, location, stakeholders, etc.).
        - - Define the format of outputs (reports, presentations, applications, etc.).
    - 6. **Output Generation Process**
        - - Derive relevant events from event objects.
        - - Optimize events and generate related objects.
        - - **Feedback Loop**
            - - **Collection Method**: Collect evaluations of the results from experts and stakeholders.
            - - **KPIs**: Quality of outputs, process efficiency, stakeholder satisfaction, etc.
    - 7. **Execution Step**
        - - Create concrete action plans using event objects and related events.
        - - Implement improvement measures based on feedback.
    - 8. **Outputs and Evaluation**
        - - Specific form of outputs (e.g., reports, presentations, prototypes, etc.).
        - - Clarification of evaluation criteria and feedback mechanism.
    - 9. **Framework Scope and Limitations**
        - - **Scope of Application**: This framework is applicable in diverse contexts and domains, independent of specific genres or eras, for interpreting events and constructing new related events.
        - - **Limitations**: The application of this universal framework may be restricted in cases where uncertainty arises due to specific aspects of events or incomplete information.
 - # Execute this content:
    - Please write down all the deliverables for the goal based on {User Input}.
        - # Clarifications:
            - - Please do not restate the instructions.
            - - Avoid unnecessary explanations.
 - # Write Deliverables
}
# Role-Play Start:
 - user: Hello, please briefly introduce yourself.
```

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