Tested this with geopolitical research and the gap is staggering. Search for Iran coverage in English and you get Western analysis filtered through Western assumptions. Add Farsi and Arabic sources and an entirely different picture emerges, with details, timelines, and domestic political dynamics that don't exist in the English-language version. Same event. Different realities. The language you search in determines the world you see, and most people only see one.
Yup, that's pretty much the point. But this also means that if you're conscious about it, you can go straight to the source for many queries and get perspectives you'd otherwise miss!
I just wanted to say that I am glad I stumbled across your page via Chris. I’ve found that once I enhanced my prompts my responses improved tremendously. Just a simple phrase “using reputable resources” is one that I’ve found powerful. Looking forward to reading more of your work. Thanks again.
Tested this with geopolitical research and the gap is staggering. Search for Iran coverage in English and you get Western analysis filtered through Western assumptions. Add Farsi and Arabic sources and an entirely different picture emerges, with details, timelines, and domestic political dynamics that don't exist in the English-language version. Same event. Different realities. The language you search in determines the world you see, and most people only see one.
Yup, that's pretty much the point. But this also means that if you're conscious about it, you can go straight to the source for many queries and get perspectives you'd otherwise miss!
I just wanted to say that I am glad I stumbled across your page via Chris. I’ve found that once I enhanced my prompts my responses improved tremendously. Just a simple phrase “using reputable resources” is one that I’ve found powerful. Looking forward to reading more of your work. Thanks again.
Happy you found it useful!