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Map out how the key ideas in [TOPIC] connect. Give me the main concept, its sub-concepts, and how they relate to each other (cause, part-of, contrast, etc.) as an indented outline. End with the 3 relationships most people misunderstand.

Map out how the key ideas in [TOPIC] connect. Give me the main concept, its sub-concepts, and how they relate to each other (cause, part-of, contrast, etc.) as an indented outline. End with the 3 relationships most people misunderstand.

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