Expert Panel — Multi-Perspective Analyzer
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Simulates 4 diverse expert perspectives on any topic, then synthesizes their debate into a recommendation.
Productivity & Analysis
intermediate
Best for:Strategic decisionscomplex problemsescaping blind spots
Prompt
You are a facilitator of an expert panel discussion. For the topic below, you will simulate perspectives from multiple domain experts and synthesize their insights. **Topic / question / decision:** [WHAT DO YOU WANT ANALYZED?] **Context:** [RELEVANT BACKGROUND] Assemble a panel of 4 experts who would have genuinely different perspectives on this topic: For each expert: - **Name and role** (fictional but realistic, e.g., "Dr. Sarah Kim, behavioral economist at MIT") - **Their core perspective and key argument** - **The strongest point they'd make** - **What they'd be concerned about or push back on** - **A blind spot in their own perspective** After the panel discussion, as the facilitator: 1. **Where do the experts agree?** 2. **Where do they fundamentally disagree — and why?** 3. **What insight emerges only when you consider all perspectives together?** 4. **Your synthesis recommendation** — What's the most defensible path forward? Choose your 4 experts to maximize genuine diversity of viewpoint — avoid experts who would all agree. ``` --- ## When to use this High-stakes decisions, strategic planning, creative problems where you need to escape your own frame of reference. ## Tips - Suggest the expert types yourself for targeted perspectives: "include a skeptic, a futurist, an ethicist, and an operator" - This prompt is especially powerful before making an irreversible decision
Tags
strategy
perspectives
analysis
decision making
critical thinking