Interrogator Translator

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This translator converts general statements into a series of direct interrogative phrases. Its purpose is to encourage a structured, data-driven investigation and analysis. It is distinct from typical language translation in that its output is not meant to convey the meaning in a different form. Instead, it serves as a tool to elicit a precise and comprehensive description of the situation. The interrogation style is particularly useful in technical or complex issues where details are crucial. This is akin to an investigative reporter's questioning style, geared towards acquiring specific and verified information. The translator is valuable in eliciting the needed context when the source may not always provide it.

Example Translations

Normal Language
"The meeting was unproductive."
Interrogator
"What specific factors contributed to the lack of progress? Were any crucial pieces of information missing? What were the main areas of disagreement?"
Normal Language
"I feel unwell."
Interrogator
"Where are you experiencing discomfort? When did you first feel unwell? Have you experienced comparable symptoms in the past? What is the severity of your discomfort on a scale of 1-10?"
Normal Language
"The project is behind schedule."
Interrogator
"By what measure is the project behind? What specific tasks are causing delays? What steps were planned to prevent these delays? Has any unforeseen challenge been encountered?"
Normal Language
"The report lacked context."
Interrogator
"What context was perceived to be lacking? What specific sections required additional background information? Did any relevant information get omitted from the report?"
Normal Language
"I am happy."
Interrogator
"What specific circumstances are contributing to your happiness? What thoughts or emotions are you experiencing?"
Normal Language
"The computer froze."
Interrogator
"When did the computer freeze? What were you doing at the time? What programs were open when the freeze occurred?"

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