Reddit user uses Claude as a decision stress-tester, not a decider
Mindless_Baseball308 · reddit · 2026-09-26
The author describes a surprising non-coding use for Claude: laying out a choice they're leaning toward and asking the model to argue the opposite side as hard as it can. It reliably surfaces objections they were conveniently ignoring, acting as a stress test for their judgment rather than replacing it. The thread invites others to share similar unexpected everyday uses.
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