okhp3-murderbird-thesis-forge

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• MurderBird Thesis Forge
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• Procedure
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OverKill Hill P³ · overkillhill.com · github.com/OKHP3 An argument is only as strong as its weakest load-bearing claim. This skill builds the frame before anyone writes the walls: one thesis, the claims it rests on, the objection it has to survive, and the line it ends on. Use for long-form, opinion-bearing writing: LinkedIn articles, essays, manifesto principles, talks, and position pieces. Input may be a research packet (okhp3-openclaw-research-packet or okhp3-source-backed-research), notes, a transcript, or a rough draft. Not for: short-post angle mining (okhp3-linkedin-angles), final prose (okhp3-linkedin-voice), or publishing. 1. Extract every candidate idea from the input. Pick the sharpest single thread. ROY applies: understanding produced divided by explanation invested. 2. Write the thesis as one declarative sentence a reader could disagree with. If nobody could disagree, it isn't a thesis yet. 3. Identify three to five load-bearing claims the thesis needs. For each, note the evidence available and its okhp3-evidence-standard tier. 4. Name the strongest counterargument. Decide whether the piece concedes, rebuts, or reframes it. Never strawman it. 5. Outline sections so eac

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