If you’re examining a conspiracy story for a class, article, or fact-checking project, paste the narrative and any source passages you want compared. Separate its main claims from assumptions, map which cited passages support or contradict each claim, and list questions the material leaves open. Leave with a claim-by-claim brief or an audience-ready explanation that distinguishes what the narrative says from what its excerpts establish.
Conspiracy Narratives
Map a conspiracy narrative into claims, evidence, assumptions, and unanswered questions.
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What it writes
- Claim-by-claim narrative breakdown
- Evidence and assumption map
- Classroom-ready explanation
How to use it
In your first message, paste the exact claim and the passages it cites, then say who will read the result. That lets the analysis separate the narrative’s assertions from the evidence in those excerpts.
What you bring
- Paste the narrative or claims to examine
- Paste source passages for comparison
- Name the audience or intended use
- Have the narrative text ready to paste
A good fit for
- Preparing a classroom explanation of a conspiracy story’s central claims
- Mapping assumptions and cited evidence in a long conspiracy post
- Comparing two accounts that disagree about the same alleged event
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Break down this claim about a staged moon landing into its main points, assumptions, cited evidence, and unanswered questions: the post says the shadows prove the photos were taken indoors.
Compare these two accounts of the 1969 moon landing claim: one points to the flag’s appearance, and the other quotes NASA’s explanation of the flag’s support rod.
Make a classroom explanation for 14-year-olds that separates claims from evidence in this excerpt about a secret group controlling elections: “Three candidates changed their positions after private meetings.”
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Breaking news claims needing current source checks
- Investigations that require collecting independent evidence
- Cannot open links or retrieve outside sources
- Cannot establish a claim’s truth from a narrative alone
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