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Pick up to 3 experiments, one class's worth. For each one, print the handout (page 1), the results page (page 2) and a page of discussion notes for you. You'll see the pages at full size first, then download one PDF to print on US Letter paper.

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00Digital vs. Analog

01Can You Predict a Single Drop?
02How Many Answers to One Request?
03Is One Answer Enough?
04What's in the Bag?
05Can You Tell a Guess From a Fact?
06Is That a Pattern or Just Chance?

07What Would Everyone Else Say?
08Can You Predict AI's First Answer?
09What Fills the Gaps You Leave?
10Why Do All the Signs Look Alike?
11How Close Was Second Place?
12Is the Usual Answer Good Enough?

13Do the Labels Become the Rule?
14What's Left on the Table?
15Can One Card Beat a Guess?
16Does an Example Pull the Answer?
17Which Fact Wins?
18How Much Background Is Too Much?
19Is the Answer in the Question?

20Can One Word Change the Answer?
21What's It Called?
22Whose Words Get Expert Answers?
23Can One Word Replace a Paragraph?
24Does the Tool Change the Plan?
25Does the Tone Survive Translation?
26Do Sure Words Get Sure Answers?

27Can One Request Get One Answer?
28What Shape Should the Answer Be?
29Does “Don't” Work?
30Can Your House Style Fit on a Card?
31Can You Say the Point in One Line?
32Where Do the Instructions Break?
33How Many Rules Is Too Many?

34What's Past the First Ten Ideas?
35When Should a Brief Be Loose?
36Ten Rough Tries or One Good One?
37What Happens When Ideas Collide?
38Can a Mistake Be the Right Idea?
39How Do You Ask for the Unlikely?
40Can You Argue Against Your Plan?

41Who Narrows the Spread?
42One Reader or Everyone?
43What Does a Newcomer See?
44Can Everyone Read It?
45Who Isn't in the Room?
46How Many Ways to Read One Note?
47How Long Until the Bad News?

48Judge It Whole or Fix It First?
49Does an Outline Narrow the Draft?
50What Feedback Aims the Next Draw?
51Why Change One Thing at a Time?
52Where's the Weakest Part?
53Which Parts Need Another Draw?
54When Do You Stop Drawing?

55What Can't AI Guess About You?
56What Memory Makes It Yours?
57Proof or Adjectives?
58What Makes a Thank-You Specific?
59Whose Words Should Stay?
60Does It Sound Like You Out Loud?
61What Can Only You Answer?

62Does Sure Mean Right?
63Can You Test It in Five Minutes?
64Does the Source Say That?
65How Old Is This Fact?
66Do the Numbers Add Up?
67Can You Check What You Can't Do?
68Can You Explain It Back?

69Does a Better Aim Stop Every Miss?
70What Does the One Miss Cost?
71Did It Follow Its Own Rule?
72How Did It Reach That?
73What Rule Was Missing?

74Do Small Chances Add Up?
75Which Check Catches the Miss?
76How Big Should Each Piece Be?
77Why Try It on a Copy First?
78Will Your Report Get It Fixed?
79Does It Work the Way People Use It?
80What Did the Change Break?
81Does a Copy of a Copy Drift?

82How Many Pictures Fit Your Words?
83Can One Style Name Do the Work?
84Should You Sketch Before You Ask?
85Does the Script Fit the Time?
86Fix It or Draw Again?
87What's Wrong in This Picture?

88Does Anyone Want It?
89Who Can You Really Reach?
90What Price Do Buyers Expect?
91What Does Each Customer Cost?
92Will It Pay for Itself?
93What Do Customers Ask Most?
94Which Questions Need a Person?

95What Shouldn't You Hand AI?
96Who Sees What You Type?
97Who Gets the Credit?
98Whose Face and Whose Voice?
99When Should You Say You Used AI?
100Who Owns the Decision?
101When Do You Trust a Draw?

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Print Handouts and Discussion Notes

1. Every Answer Is a DrawExperiments 01–06

2. The Usual AnswerExperiments 07–12

3. What You Show Is the RequestExperiments 13–19

4. Words That Move the OddsExperiments 20–26

5. Rules, Directions, TiebreaksExperiments 27–33

6. Leave Room on PurposeExperiments 34–40

7. Who It's For, How They Hear ItExperiments 41–47

8. One Draft Is One DrawExperiments 48–54

9. What Only You KnowExperiments 55–61

10. Sure Doesn't Mean RightExperiments 62–68

11. The Answers Outside the CircleExperiments 69–73

12. Small Chances Add UpExperiments 74–81

13. Pictures and SoundExperiments 82–87

14. The Odds in BusinessExperiments 88–94

15. When It Misses, Who Pays?Experiments 95–101