Compare arguments across sources

Get a side-by-side breakdown of the central argument in each source — and where they actually disagree.

Category: Research · Best for: Researchers, students writing lit reviews

Prompt

Compare the main arguments across every source in this notebook.

For each source, list:
- Its central thesis (one sentence).
- The two strongest pieces of evidence it cites.
- What it underweights, ignores, or assumes without justification.

Then produce a comparison table with three columns — "Agree", "Partially agree", "Disagree" — showing where the sources sit on the 4–6 most important sub-questions. In each cell, note the evidence strength: [strong], [moderate], or [inferred].

If all sources are silent on a sub-question, list it separately as a gap — silence is not agreement.

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