"I have to defend a decision tomorrow."
Put it on the argument map: pro, contra, objections — and you know the weak spot of your position before the room finds it.
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For You and Me
Six situations from adult everyday life — and what helps in each one. Everything free, no account, nothing is stored.
Situations
What's going on right now?
"I notice I ask the AI first about everything."
Seven questions show you where you already outsource your thinking — and the Thinking Practice builds you a small counter-plan.
"The same discussion always escalates at the same point."
Have your position reformulated from the other side's perspective — empathetically, not as caricature. Arguing feels different afterwards.
"I read the news and don't know what to believe."
Paste the article — the AI shows the counter-position, the unasked question, and whose voice is missing.
"I want to work with AI without becoming dependent."
Two questions, one personal exercise plan: small, daily, yours. Not a productivity system — a thinking practice.
"I have an opinion on everything — and trust none of them."
Every day one question that can't be googled. Your answer in one sentence, then the AI pushes back. Two rounds, five minutes.
Plain talk
Why "for you and me"?
Because thinking doesn't end with graduation — and outsourcing doesn't begin with it.
The tools here don't grade and don't deliver. They push back, ask further, and show what you overlook. First you, then the AI — that holds for fourteen-year-olds and forty-year-olds alike.
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