Explain it at five levels of difficulty
Use when you want the same idea explained for a child, a teen, a student, a pro, and an expert.
Explain the concept below at five escalating levels. Each level should add real depth, not just longer words.
Concept: {{concept}}
Levels:
1. Age 5 (one short story, no abstractions)
2. Age 12 (one concrete example)
3. High school student (the core mechanism)
4. University major in the field (the formal framing and key terms)
5. Working expert (the subtle edge cases and where the simple model breaks)
At the end, list the 3 ideas that survive unchanged across all five levels. Those are the load-bearing ones.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{concept}}
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