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To analyze an argumentative text for logical fallacies and cognitive biases, provide the text or attach a file. The system evaluates the reasoning using the 8 elements of thought and universal standards, returning a structured report with detected fallacies, biases, and a final verdict.

Steel-manning is the practice of presenting the strongest possible form of an opposing view before critiquing it. When evaluating an essay, the system applies this technique to ensure a fair assessment, synthesizing the argument's structure before delivering its critique and limitations.

To check if an op-ed meets universal intellectual standards, submit the text for analysis. The system applies 9 universal standards to evaluate purpose, evidence, assumptions, and inferences, surfacing reasoning gaps and delivering actionable insights for readers or editors.

Yes, you can use this to find gaps in speeches or social media posts. The system processes any argumentative text, identifying structural weaknesses and assumptions using the 8 elements of thought, and produces a didactic report with concrete recommendations.

The best way to break down an argumentative essay is to evaluate it against the 8 elements of thought. This process reveals the argument's underlying purpose, evidence, and viewpoints, generating a structured synthesis that clarifies reasoning quality and limitations.

Automated critical thinking analysis has limitations with complex texts, including potential non-neutrality. The system addresses this by explicitly noting limitations and its own non-neutrality within the structured report, ensuring users remain aware of the critique's boundaries.