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Hi Jonathan– Hope you’re doing well! I have a couple of questions about topical maps that have been mentioned in steps tab of Google Sheet: 1. Do you have any specific prompt you use to expand a list of ideas? And how do you base these ideas? Do you refer to them as entities, roots, attributes, or is it best to simply ask ChatGPT for a “list of 30 additional source contexts for [niche]"? 2. How do you go about finding better root/nodes? How do you determine if something could be restructured into something more meaningful? Would appreciate any insights on this! Thanks again,

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