You ask ChatGPT for three different marketing hooks. It gives you three options: one starts with a question, one with a statistic, and one with a bold claim. You pick one, feeling productive. 🛑 The truth? You just fell for the AI Gravity Problem. In 2026, models are trained to be "probabilistically safe," which means they often give you the same core logic dressed in three different outfits. We are breaking down the McKinsey MECE Framework and Sub-Agent Orchestration to force your AI to actually think differently.

We’re breaking down the March 2026 Prompt Architecture—from the "Mutually Exclusive" constraint to the isolated context windows of Claude Code.

We’ll talk about:

• The Gravity Problem: Why AI defau ...