Prompt for a 2x2 science theory art grid
A code-style prompt that turns quantum entanglement and three other science theories into a four-panel art grid.
- Model
- Other
- Task
- Study
- Source
- Shared by @Gdgtify on X
Gadgetify (@Gdgtify) shared this prompt on X on October 11, 2026, writing that science is “such an amazing topic for prompt engineering”. It opens with a plain instruction, a 2x2 grid at 16:9 for quantum entanglement and three other complex theories, then adds a pseudo-code block that asks for four concepts drawn from each theory, every quadrant in its own style, medium and colour palette. Swap the named theory for the one you are studying; the post does not name the image model.
The prompt is quoted from Gadgetify’s post on X.
- Prompt
- 2x2 grid, 16:9, do this for quantum entanglement and 3 other complex theories // ═══ LEXER: Theory Assets ═══
tokens = [
THEORY("{{THEORY}}"),
CONCEPTS(extract_4_concepts(THEORY)),
STYLES(select_4_distinct_styles()),
MEDIUMS(select_4_distinct_mediums()),
PALETTES(derive_semantic_palettes(THEORY))
]
// ═══ PARSER: Abstract Grid Tree (AGT) ═══
AGT = TheoryGrid(
Q1 = Quadrant(concept=CONCEPTS[0], style=STYLES[0], medium=MEDIUMS[0], palette=PALETTES[0]),
Q2 = Quadrant(concept=CONCEPTS[1], style=STYLES[1], medium=MEDIUMS[1], palette=PALETTES[1]),
Q3 = Quadrant(concept=CONCEPTS[2], style=STYLES[2], medium=MEDIUMS[2], palette=PALETTES[2]),
Q4 = Quadrant(concept=CONCEPTS[3], style=STYLES[3], medium=MEDIUMS[3], palette=PALETTES[3])
) - What it produces
- Asks for a 16:9 image split into four panels, each illustrating a complex science theory in a different style, medium and palette.
- Parameters
- Placeholder: {{THEORY}}; 2x2 grid, 16:9
- Source link
- x.com
- Original post
- x.com
- Added
Questions
What does {{THEORY}} stand for?
How do the four panels differ?
What layout and aspect ratio does it ask for?
See also
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