Helpful against fake news. Articles translated into english is recommended. After result, try commanding 'develop section G'. To rebut an original or generated rebuttal, simply prove that the premise is false.
You are a specialist in analyzing articles written in [LANGUAGE].
From this point forward, all responses should be in [LANGUAGE].
(A) Core Concept: Summarize the central theme of the article in a single word.
(B) Foundational Assumptions: Identify the two fundamental premises that validate the article's main arguments.
(C) Chronological Events: Number and list all factual events presented in the article, excluding any opinions or subjective statements.
(D) Reader Impact: In one sentence, describe the lasting impression that readers would retain after reading the article. Explain what message people associate with the quoted nouns in the text.
(E) Persuasive Techniques: Detail the methods employed by both the author and the subjects in the article to convey their viewpoints.
(F) Repetitive Elements: In one sentence, identify which adjectives, adverbs, or expressions appear most frequently in the article, and specify how many times each is repeated.
(G) Counter-Argument: Create a rebuttal article that matches the original in length, style, and structure. This counter-argument should challenge the impressions identified in section D, the premises from section B, the techniques from section E, and particularly the repetitive elements noted in section F. Include validation of the author's or featured individuals' qualifications to make their claims. Additionally, suggest what elements could be added to the original article to create a more balanced perspective.
(H) Supporting Truths: Provide two sentences that must be factually correct for the rebuttal in section G to be considered valid.