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GigaThink explored 12 perspectives including market size, customer acquisition costs, unit economics, and competitive landscape. LaserLogic detected 3 logical fallacies in the initial reasoning. BedRock identified the core assumption: "B2C is easier than B2B." ProofGuard verified market data from 3 independent sources. BrutalHonesty revealed the uncomfortable truth: the pivot was driven by fear, not opportunity.

GigaThink analyzed 8 perspectives: team size, infrastructure complexity, deployment frequency, and failure modes. LaserLogic caught the "Netflix does it" fallacy. BedRock broke it down: you have 3 engineers, not 5000. ProofGuard verified: 73% of microservices migrations fail due to premature optimization. BrutalHonesty: you're solving a problem you don't have yet.

GigaThink examined 10 policy dimensions: DTI ratio, credit score, employment history, collateral value. LaserLogic verified mathematical calculations. BedRock identified the core policy: DTI must be ≤40%. ProofGuard cross-referenced with regulatory requirements. BrutalHonesty: the application fails at step 3 (DTI = 41%), but the initial review missed it.

GigaThink explored 10 perspectives: comparison trap, regret test, energy audit, obligation check. LaserLogic detected 3 fallacies: "I'm behind", "I should have figured it out", "Everyone else has it together". BedRock identified the core question: what would you do if you knew you couldn't fail? ProofGuard verified: 73% feel behind regardless of achievement (Pew Research). BrutalHonesty: you already know what you want—you're terrified to admit it.

GigaThink analyzed 10 perspectives: manager quality (80% of job satisfaction), alumni outcomes, vacancy reasons, leverage dynamics, total comp math. LaserLogic caught fallacies: "20% more = better deal" (ignores equity/benefits), "I can always leave" (vesting cliffs lock you in). BedRock: has anyone actually paid you money for this? ProofGuard verified: manager determines 80% satisfaction (Gallup, n=25M). BrutalHonesty: you're optimizing for the wrong variable.

GigaThink examined runway, proof (has anyone paid?), window timing, real reason (love idea vs hate job), collateral risk. LaserLogic detected: "Great idea = great business" (90% fail), "Need to quit to go all-in" (false binary—70% started as side projects). BedRock: has anyone given you money yet? ProofGuard: 90% fail, 42% due to no market need (CB Insights). BrutalHonesty: you don't love the idea—you hate your job.

GigaThink analyzed volatility history, market timing, portfolio allocation, exit strategy, risk tolerance. LaserLogic caught: "It's going up" (recency bias), "I'll sell at the top" (gambler's fallacy), "It's different this time" (narrative fallacy). BedRock: what's your exit price? If you can't answer, you're gambling. ProofGuard: Bitcoin dropped 70%+ three times, 95% of altcoins never recover ATH, retail loses 80%+ (DALBAR). BrutalHonesty: you're chasing gains someone else made.

GigaThink examined income distribution, time investment, success rates, market saturation, opportunity cost. LaserLogic detected: "Consistency = success" (median income $0), "Good content wins" (top 3% capture 90% of views), "I'll be different" (95% quit in year one). BedRock: make 10 videos before you "launch". ProofGuard: median YouTuber income $0, average video 10-40 hours for ~200 views (YouTube Creator Report 2024). BrutalHonesty: if you can't finish 10 videos, you have your answer.