Editing Openai/6973e373-2b8c-800d-84b7-d7001cfc6bac (section)

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Got it. Treating the pinned post as context only.

===== For each single comment you send (one at a time), I’ll: =====
# Extract the arguments inside that comment (split into distinct claims/premises/conclusions).
# Check the thread-so-far (based on what you’ve already provided) to see whether each argument is: - Currently in question: at least one other argument challenges it and that challenging argument is not itself currently being challenged (i.e., it stands as an “unanswered objection” right now). - Currently unquestioned: no standing (unchallenged) objection has been raised against it so far.
# Output a clean “status map” so you can see, at a glance, what parts of the comment are actually under pressure.

===== “Currently” means as of the materials you’ve given me up to this point. =====
So a claim can start as “unquestioned,” then later become “in question” if a later comment introduces a standing objection.

===== I’ll label things like this: =====
* A1, A2, A3… = arguments/claims found inside the comment you just posted
* O1, O2… = objections/counterarguments found elsewhere in the thread (from comments you’ve already provided)
* Status per argument: - ✅ Unquestioned (so far) - ⚠️ In question (with the specific standing objection that challenges it) - 🔥 Contested both ways (if it’s challenged, and the challenger is also challenged—so nothing is “standing” cleanly)

And I’ll keep it strict: I won’t invent objections that aren’t present in the text you provide.

==== Paste the first comment you want analyzed (top-level or reply—either is fine). ====

If you don’t specify whether it’s a reply, I’ll assume it’s top-level and proceed.