> However if you phrase your argument more weakly and with less conviction, it will be much more likely to point out mistakes. I've found this too. I often us

> However if you phrase your argument more weakly and with less conviction, it will be much more likely to point out mistakes. I've found this too. I often use ChatGPT to explore unfamiliar topics, and I think the custom instructions help a bit. Something like : "I try not to bias your responses by loading my questions or putting strong opinions in them, but please do contradict or correct me if I'm on the wrong tracks, following bad practice, or making faulty assumptions. Please do have your own opinions."