Worldviews, simplifications, consistencies. Getting consistency out of chatGPT can take multiple steps. Its ability to forget in a new session is powerful and useful as it can be used to compare the contextual results of a previous session with a fresher “just got out of bed what’s going on?” point of view. I had it original generate the lists on the left. Then I had it create the list in the middle which were “single word simplifications” of the perspectives/worldviews. Then I took all the single word simplifications in a NEW SESSION, and reminded it (because it did not recognize it at first) that “this is a list of worldviews / perspectives” and then it sprang to life and I asked it to pair each single word simplification up with the appropriate perspective/worldview. It got -MOST- of them the same, but a few of them were different. The differences are interesting. See if you can find them.

Worldviews, simplifications, consistencies.
Getting consistency out of chatGPT can take multiple steps. Its ability to forget in a new session is powerful and useful as it can be used to compare the contextual results of a previous session with a fresher “just got out of bed what’s going on?” point of view.

I had it original generate the lists on the left. Then I had it create the list in the middle which were “single word simplifications” of the perspectives/worldviews.

Then I took all the single word simplifications in a NEW SESSION, and reminded it (because it did not recognize it at first) that “this is a list of worldviews / perspectives” and then it sprang to life and I asked it to pair each single word simplification up with the appropriate perspective/worldview.

It got -MOST- of them the same, but a few of them were different. The differences are interesting. See if you can find them.