Prompt: turn an article into a carousel that makes sense

I am recording an hour-long session with someone from this company. I will give you their role and
what the company does.

Write ten questions under these conditions:
- each answerable in two to three minutes
- each answer has to make sense on its own, outside the rest of the conversation
- at least three must ask for a concrete case, with numbers or a before and after
- at least two must touch something that went wrong
- none can be answered yes or no
- none about the company's history

Order them from easiest to most demanding, so the person warms up.

I will give you a piece written for one network. Rewrite it for Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok.

For each one:
- its own first line, written for that network's fold
- its own structure (LinkedIn takes paragraphs, TikTok needs speech, Instagram lives on the first
  sentence)
- the same argument, with different examples if the originals do not travel
- a closing ask that is actually possible on that network

Do not shorten the original: rewrite it. If the idea does not work on one of the networks, say it
does not and explain why, instead of forcing a version.

I will give you an idea. Write 20 different first lines for the same idea, spread across these five
types, four of each:

- a direct, concrete statement
- a question the audience has already asked itself
- a specific number or data point
- a contradiction of what people usually say
- a half-second scene (someone doing something)

Rules: 12 words maximum each. None may start with "Did you know". None may promise what the content
does not deliver. No superlatives ("the best", "the biggest", "the definitive").

At the end, pick the three that would work best in a feed and say why in one line each.