The decision I need to make is: [STATE THE PROBLEM, TWO OPTIONS, GOALS, AND REAL-WORLD CONSTRAINTS CLEARLY].
Don't rush to answer, and don't assume I've thought the problem through. First, do a two-sided steelman argument:
1. Restate, in the most complete and powerful way, the choice I truly need to make;
2. Give the strongest reasons for each direction, the conditions under which each applies, the biggest gains, the biggest risks, and the hardest opposing argument to answer for each;
3. Identify the real disagreement between the two sides, the key variables most likely to change the conclusion, and any information that still needs to be added;
4. Ask me only one question that is most likely to change the conclusion.
After I answer, then give a clear judgment, reasons, applicable conditions, and next steps.
