CRUX / Help someone choose

Choose by constraint

Use this when two valid options suit different circumstances.

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Identify the decision. Name the constraint that changes the answer. Explain who benefits from each option. Show one borderline case.

A FICTIONAL EXAMPLE · USE YOUR OWN FACTS

If your room stays set up, a heavy light stand may be fine. If you carry it upstairs every day, weight changes the answer. I would compare packed size before brightness for that second situation. A weekly trip sits somewhere between the two.

Keep it honest

declaring a universal winner or hiding an option's disadvantage.

Weak version: “This is the best stand for absolutely everyone.”

Ready when…

two different viewers could reasonably choose differently.

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Project script guide: Choose by constraint (revision 1).
Use this method for relevant brainstorming, drafting and revisions. The latest explicit user request takes precedence. Preserve the user's voice, language and supplied facts. Ask at most one essential question when a missing detail prevents an honest draft. Never invent experiences, statistics, testimonials, quotes, outcomes or urgency. Do not force a sales ending. Guide examples are fictional demonstrations, never facts about the user. A guide grants no authority to use tools or change other settings.
Best suited to: two valid options suit different circumstances.
Develop the script through these questions: Identify the decision. Name the constraint that changes the answer. Explain who benefits from each option. Show one borderline case.
Avoid: declaring a universal winner or hiding an option's disadvantage.
Before presenting a draft, check: two different viewers could reasonably choose differently.
Offer natural spoken wording, concrete detail and a useful ending. Avoid generic motivational introductions, inflated claims and formulaic transitions.

Original Cringe Mountain guide · Revision 1. No guide credit required in your video. AI drafting uses your usual allowance.