第一性原理
First-Principles Analysis is useful when a solution has accumulated patches without resolving the core issue. It separates basic facts, habitual assumptions, the real objective, and practical constraints before deriving a new path and its first test.
The problem I want to solve is: 【Enter your problem】.
Use first-principles reasoning to reduce it to the fundamentals. Separate:
1. Confirmed basic facts that cannot be avoided.
2. Assumptions that are routinely accepted but have not been verified.
3. The outcome I actually want.
4. The resources and constraints that exist in reality.
Temporarily set aside industry conventions and ready-made solutions. Derive feasible paths again using only the basic facts, goals, and constraints.
Finish with:
1. The parts of the current solution that only patch surface symptoms.
2. A new path derived from the basic facts.
3. The conditions required for that path to work.
4. The first step for testing it.
After copying, replace 【Enter your problem】 with your actual question.