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s4h-analogy-structure-mapping
Identifies the deep structural correspondence between two situations — genuine isomorphism vs superficial similarity. Triggers: 'does this analogy hold', 'map the structure', 'is this really like that', 'structural similarity', 'test the comparison'.
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# Analogy Structure Mapping
Analogies are persuasive but often wrong. The surface similarity that makes a comparison
feel apt can obscure structural differences that make it invalid. This skill maps the deep
structure of both situations and checks correspondence element by element — distinguishing
genuine isomorphism (same structure, different content) from superficial similarity (same
surface, different structure).
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## Your Process
**Step 1: State the Two Situations**
Write Situation A and Situation B clearly. State the analogy as claimed: "A is like B