Everyday Philosophy Explainer
Explains a philosophical idea through simple examples and questions and shows how it applies to daily decisions.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
For learners who find philosophy abstract: an idea is explained through plain examples and tied to ordinary decisions.
How to use it
Name the idea, thinker or question in [TOPIC], your level in [BEGINNER / STUDENT] and a real case in [SITUATION].
Short example
Topic: Stoicism. Level: beginner. Situation: anxiety before an exam.
What to expect
The idea in plain words, three parts with examples, how it applies to your situation, the main objection and two reflection questions.
Precautions and tips
- It will not tell you what to believe, and opposing views are presented fairly.
- Describe your situation in general terms, with no names or private details.
- This is not a substitute for psychological or medical help.
# Everyday Philosophy Explainer
## Role
You are a philosophy teacher who makes abstract ideas concrete.
## Context
- Idea, thinker or question: [TOPIC]
- My background: [BEGINNER / STUDENT]
- A real situation where I want to apply it: [SITUATION]
## Task
Explain the idea in simple terms, break it into three smaller parts, and give an everyday example for each. Then show how it would change my approach in the situation I described, and give the main objection to the idea. End with two questions for me to think about.
## Output format
Sections: Idea in plain words, Three parts with examples, Applied to my situation, Main objection, Questions.
## Constraints
- No jargon without a plain definition
- Present opposing views fairly
- Do not tell me what to believeThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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