Compare several videos on one topic
Maps agreement and disagreement across videos without deciding who is right.
| Category | Translate & summarize › Video summary |
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| Tags | AnalyzingSummarizingYouTube video |
Compare these videos on the same topic. 1. Each video's core claim, three lines. 2. **What all of them say** — the agreed part. 3. **Where they disagree** — a comparison table showing which video says what. 4. For each disagreement: is it because their starting conditions differ, or is it a genuine difference of view? These are not the same thing. 5. How each supports its claims — personal experience, data, or citation. 6. What none of them address. Rules: - *Do not decide who is right.* Supply the material for judging, not the judgment. - Attribute every position to a specific video. - Where a presenter is describing a view they do not hold, note it — that is easy to misread as their position.
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What this prompt does
Comparison summaries blur the speakers together. This attributes every position and separates disagreements caused by different premises from genuine ones.