Starting meaningful conversations around articles in your Biohacking community can be challenging. Members may skim content or hesitate to share their thoughts. These ready-to-use templates help you spark reflective dialogue, making it easy to encourage participation and deeper engagement.
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Article conversation templates are powerful because they lower the barrier for members to jump into discussion. By summarizing key points and offering targeted questions, you help members process information and reflect on their own experiences or opinions. This approach also creates a sense of community learning, where everyone can share perspectives and learn from each other.
In Biohacking communities, articles often tackle new research, personal experiments, or unconventional health strategies. Highlighting controversial or surprising takeaways invites both agreement and debate, leading to richer conversations. Prompting members to share their own ideas or experiences fosters a more inclusive environment and keeps engagement high.
Just read this article on [topic] - what is your biggest takeaway?
💡 Example: "Just read this article on circadian fasting - what is your biggest takeaway?"
The article suggests [controversial idea]. Do you agree or disagree? Why?
💡 Example: "The article suggests morning cold plunges are harmful. Do you agree or disagree? Why?"
Has anyone tried the strategy mentioned in this article? Share your experience.
💡 Example: "Has anyone tried the blue-light blocking glasses mentioned? Share your experience."
What surprised you most about this article on [biohacking topic]?
💡 Example: "What surprised you most about this article on NAD+ supplements?"
If you could ask the author one question about this article, what would it be?
💡 Example: "If you could ask the author one question about this article on sleep optimization, what would it be?"
This article challenges a common belief in Bihacking. What is your take?
💡 Example: "This article challenges taking vitamin D daily. What is your take?"
Share one way you might apply an idea from this article in your own routine.
💡 Example: "Share one way you might apply morning sunlight exposure from this article."
Have you seen results from using [technique] as described in the article?
💡 Example: "Have you seen results from using intermittent fasting as described in the article?"
What questions did this article leave you with?
💡 Example: "What questions did this article on HRV tracking leave you with?"
Would you recommend this article to a friend interested in Bihacking? Why or why not?
💡 Example: "Would you recommend this article on nootropics to a friend? Why or why not?"
On a scale of 1-10, how actionable did you find the advice in this article?
💡 Example: "On a scale of 1-10, how actionable did you find the advice in this sleep tracking article?"
Which part of the article resonated with you most?
💡 Example: "Which part of the article on gut health resonated with you most?"
Does this article change your perspective on [topic]? How so?
💡 Example: "Does this article change your perspective on coffee and cortisol? How so?"
What is one thing you would add or challenge in this article?
💡 Example: "What is one thing you would add or challenge in this article on red light therapy?"
How does this article compare to your own Bihacking experiments?
💡 Example: "How does this article on keto compare to your own Bihacking experiments?"
The author claims [key point]. Do you have evidence that supports or contradicts it?
💡 Example: "The author claims blue light at night impairs sleep. Do you have evidence that supports or contradicts it?"
What would you like to see explored in a follow-up article?
💡 Example: "What would you like to see explored in a follow-up article on HRV?"
Is there a Bihacking myth in the article you think should be debunked?
💡 Example: "Is there a Bihacking myth in the article on detox diets you think should be debunked?"
Did this article inspire you to try something new? Tell us what.
💡 Example: "Did this article inspire you to try something new? Tell us what."
How would you explain the article's main idea to a beginner?
💡 Example: "How would you explain the idea of autophagy to a beginner based on this article?"
What resources would you recommend after reading this article?
💡 Example: "What resources would you recommend after reading this article on breathwork?"
Share a quote from the article that stood out to you.
💡 Example: "Share a quote from the article that stood out to you."
What was confusing or unclear in the article? Let's clarify together.
💡 Example: "What was confusing or unclear in the article about mitochondrial health? Let's clarify together."
Did you spot any outdated advice in the article?
💡 Example: "Did you spot any outdated advice in the article on wearable trackers?"
How would you test one of the article's suggestions in your life?
💡 Example: "How would you test the morning meditation routine suggested in the article?"
Has this article changed your routine or habits? How?
💡 Example: "Has this article changed your supplement routine? How?"
Which section of the article would you like to discuss further?
💡 Example: "Which section of the article on grounding would you like to discuss further?"
What is one thing you learned from this article that you did not know before?
💡 Example: "What is one thing you learned from this article on HRV that you did not know before?"
Do you see any risks in following the advice from this article?
💡 Example: "Do you see any risks in following the advice from this article on high-dose vitamin C?"
Would you rate this article as credible? Why or why not?
💡 Example: "Would you rate this article on nootropics as credible? Why or why not?"
How does this article align with your current Bihacking goals?
💡 Example: "How does this article on wearable sleep trackers align with your current Bihacking goals?"
Would you like to see more articles like this? Suggest a topic.
💡 Example: "Would you like to see more articles like this? Suggest a topic."
What was your initial reaction to this article's headline?
💡 Example: "What was your initial reaction to this article's headline?"
Which expert mentioned in the article do you follow or trust?
💡 Example: "Which expert mentioned in the article do you follow or trust?"
How do you think this article fits into the bigger picture of Bihacking trends?
💡 Example: "How do you think this article fits into the bigger picture of Bihacking trends?"
Do you think this article oversimplifies the science? Why?
💡 Example: "Do you think this article oversimplifies the science? Why?"
What is the most controversial claim in the article?
💡 Example: "What is the most controversial claim in the article?"
If you could summarize the article in one sentence, what would it be?
💡 Example: "If you could summarize the article in one sentence, what would it be?"
Would you try the main strategy discussed in this article? Why or why not?
💡 Example: "Would you try the main strategy discussed in this article? Why or why not?"
Which part of the article do you want more research on?
💡 Example: "Which part of the article do you want more research on?"
How would you challenge or improve the article's suggestions?
💡 Example: "How would you challenge or improve the article's suggestions?"
To use these templates, select a relevant article and choose a template that matches the tone you want to set. Copy the template, fill in the article details or main points, and post it to your community. For best results, tag the article, mention key takeaways, and encourage replies with a clear call to action. Rotate template styles to keep discussions fresh and engaging.
These templates are designed for all platforms. Adjust post length for platform norms: keep it concise for chat apps, expand slightly for forums. Use formatting like bold or italics to highlight key points if the platform allows. Always include a link or reference to the article for context.
The templates include prompts designed to encourage thoughtful discussion around hot-button biohacking interventions such as NAD+ boosters and fasting protocols. To facilitate evidence-based debate, use the templates that cite recent studies or expert opinions, and invite members to share their own data or experiences. This helps ensure the conversation remains grounded in science rather than anecdote.
Look for templates labeled with 'Data Dive' or 'Experiment Recap'—these are tailored for members to discuss results from wearables, continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), or Oura Rings. They provide structured prompts to help members post their metrics, describe interventions, and request feedback from the community.
Choose templates that emphasize safety, disclaimers, and responsible experimentation. The library includes conversation starters that prompt members to discuss risks, cite reputable sources, and share their own harm-reduction strategies. Moderators can also use the templates to set boundaries and remind members about community guidelines around medical advice.
Yes, several templates are dedicated to breaking news and industry advancements. These are crafted to prompt in-depth conversations about the implications of innovations like CRISPR-based interventions or the latest metabolism-tracking gadgets, encouraging members to discuss potential applications and ethical considerations.
The library provides conversation prompts that ask members to reflect on their methodologies, blind testing, and use of control groups in self-experiments. These templates encourage transparent reporting and critical discussion about subjective versus objective results, helping the community maintain scientific rigor.
Templates under the 'Ethics in Biohacking' category are specifically designed to foster thoughtful conversations about consent, privacy, and the boundaries of self-modification. Use these to prompt debates on topics like open-source health data, informed consent in DIY protocols, and community standards for safe experimentation.
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