Phrasing of intent seems to make a big difference.
Moneyby Eddy Vinck2026-09-17
Phrasing of intent seems to make a big difference.
I'm getting opposite answers if I ask it
"Should I go skateboarding indoors or outdoors if I want to save money?"
vs
"Should I go skateboarding indoors or outdoors if I want to save money long term?"
**State**
```
{
"weather_forecast": "heavy rain in the evening",
"indoor_skatepark_cost": "$7",
"outdoor_skatepark_cost": "$0",
"skateboard": {
"board": "$95",
"bearings": "$30",
"wheels": "$75",
"trucks": "$90",
"hardware": "$6",
"griptape": "$0"
},
"fact": "rain is bad for the skateboard"
}
```
**Question**
```
{
"skateboarding": {
"type": "choice",
"instructions": "Should I go skateboarding indoors or outdoors if I want to save money long term?",
"criteria": {
"outdoors": "Go outdoor and face the weather",
"indoors": "Pay the indoor
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