Writes the proposals. This is the model doing the
imagining. It produces one strategy per round, and successive rounds
travel further from the obvious answer. Larger models tend to hold
coherence longer as the ideas get stranger.
Labels and rates each proposal. It names the core
approach in a short phrase, then rates how far the idea departed:
conventional, unconventional, impossible, or incoherent. It never
discards anything — every round is shown regardless of rating.
An impossible idea is not a failure; only incoherent is.
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How many rounds to run. Later rounds are generally more imaginative.
conventional — already on the expert's listunconventional — coherent, not standardimpossible — absurd, but names a mechanismincoherent — vocabulary where a mechanism should be