Help me assemble a compact offline field manual for trustworthy information: emergency numbers, key references, maps, and verification checklists. Provide a table of contents and print format.
Give me rules for when to stop researching and decide: diminishing returns, confidence threshold, risk-based depth, and a “next check-in” plan.
Create a template for debunking a claim responsibly: state the claim, evidence review, uncertainties, and conclusion. Emphasize respectful tone and humility.
Teach me to identify sponsorships, affiliate incentives, and conflicts of interest. Provide a checklist and examples of disclosure language to watch for.
Help me build a trusted sources list per domain (health, finance, security, policy). Provide selection criteria and a quarterly review routine.
Create a guide for capturing sources for later: screenshots, PDFs, citations, and metadata. Include a checklist to preserve context and avoid misquoting.
Teach me how to track changes over time: page versions, archived copies, release notes, and timestamps. Provide a “change log” note template.
Create a guide to evaluating maps and location claims: official maps, open map data, update timing, and common pitfalls. Include a validation workflow.
Teach me to use community/local sources (neighborhood groups, local leaders) safely: verifying identity, cross-checking, and avoiding scams. Provide a checklist.
Create a method for offline verification: who to call, what to ask, how to document, and how to avoid rumor amplification. Include scripts.
Provide an ethics-first guide for online research: privacy boundaries, legal considerations, minimizing harm, and responsible sharing practices.
Create a checklist for evaluating info from podcasts/YouTube: guest credentials, citations, edits, sponsorships, and cross-checking. Include note-taking template.
