Add stronger microplastics research prompt

worker_plan/worker_plan_api/prompt/data/simple_plan_prompts.jsonl

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 {"id": "4060d2de-8fcc-4f8f-be0c-fdae95c7ab4f", "prompt": "Develop a global program to reverse declining fertility rates, aiming for a sustainable global population. Funding: 0.5-1% of participating nations' GDP. Reduce the financial burden of raising children. Reduce housing affordability. Streamline education and job access. Improve social well-being, community connections, address loneliness, and support mental health.", "tags": ["population", "fertility", "global", "birth rate", "business"]}
 {"id": "f847a181-c9b8-419f-8aef-552e1a3b662f", "prompt": "Distill Arxiv papers into an objective, hype-free summary that indicates whether improvements are truly significant or just noise. Compare claims with benchmarks, flag inflated gains, and foster a clear, evidence-based understanding of machine learning progress without marketing language. To make the distilled data available with minimal upkeep and maximum longevity, publish these summaries as an open-access dataset on a well-established repository.", "tags": ["Arxiv", "paper", "dataset", "signal", "noise", "other"]}
 {"id": "fdbac6bc-6853-47f3-b7ec-bc0051314952", "prompt": "I'm envisioning a streamlined global language—free of archaic features like gendered terms and excessive suffixes, taking cues from LLM tokenization. Some regions might only choose to adopt certain parts of this modern language. Would humanity ultimately benefit more from preserving many distinct languages, or uniting around a single, optimized one?", "tags": ["language", "tokenization", "other"]}
+{"id": "a08915c5-2d22-4430-8f56-90565583b776", "prompt": "Launch a 24-month, €24 million pan-European research and policy program headquartered in Kiel, Germany — leveraging GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research and Kiel University's marine sciences cluster as the lead institution — to produce the definitive assessment of microplastic contamination in the world's oceans, culminating in a flagship report that maps contamination density by ocean basin and depth stratum, identifies the primary terrestrial and maritime source pathways, quantifies bioaccumulation rates across key marine food chains, and delivers actionable policy recommendations to the European Commission, UN Environment Programme, and national maritime authorities. The program is led by a consortium of three to five European marine research institutes, with field sampling campaigns covering the North Atlantic, Mediterranean, Baltic, and at least one deep-ocean reference site in the South Pacific gyre, collecting water column, sediment, and biota samples at standardized depths using harmonized protocols aligned with the EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive and GESAMP guidelines.\n\nPhase one (months 1–6) establishes the consortium governance, secures ethics and sampling permits, harmonizes laboratory methodologies across partner institutions including FTIR and Raman spectroscopy for polymer identification, and deploys the first sampling campaign. Phase two (months 7–16) executes three seasonal sampling rounds to capture temporal variability, processes samples through centralized and satellite laboratories with blind inter-lab calibration to ensure data comparability, and builds the open-access geospatial database. Phase three (months 17–24) synthesizes findings into the flagship report, produces a public-facing interactive data dashboard, conducts peer review through an independent scientific advisory board, and delivers policy briefs tailored to EU, UN, and G20 audiences.\n\nThe budget of €24 million is funded through a combination of Horizon Europe grants, national research council contributions from at least four EU member states, and in-kind ship time from existing oceanographic fleet programs. Personnel requirements include approximately 45 FTE across the consortium — marine chemists, oceanographers, ecotoxicologists, data scientists, policy analysts, and a dedicated communications team. A critical dependency is securing ship time on research vessels for deep-water sampling; the program should negotiate berth-sharing agreements with scheduled expeditions to reduce costs and carbon footprint rather than chartering dedicated voyages.\n\nThe report must address the current gap in standardized measurement — existing studies use incompatible size thresholds, polymer classification schemes, and sampling depths, making cross-study comparison unreliable. One of the program's key deliverables is a proposed ISO-track standard methodology for ocean microplastic assessment. The data dashboard should allow filtering by polymer type, particle size class, geographic region, depth, and season, and all raw data must be published under CC-BY-4.0 within six months of the report launch.\n\nSuccess criteria: peer-reviewed flagship report published in a top-tier journal, formal citation in at least one EU or UN policy document within 12 months of publication, open-access database with at least 50,000 georeferenced sample records, and adoption of the proposed methodology standard by at least three national monitoring programs. Pick a realistic, achievable scenario — this is a scientific program, not an advocacy campaign. Banned words: blockchain, AI, VR, AR, metaverse.", "tags": ["ocean", "microplastics", "climate change", "sustainability", "other"]}
 {"id": "762b64e2-5ac8-4684-807a-efd3e81d6bc1", "prompt": "Create a detailed report examining the current situation of microplastics within the world's oceans.", "tags": ["ocean", "microplastics", "climate change", "sustainability", "other"]}
 {"id": "930c2abc-faa7-4c21-8ae1-f0323cbcd120", "prompt": "Open the first space elevator terminal in Berlin, Germany, connecting Earths surface to orbit.", "tags": ["space", "exploration", "berlin", "germany", "business"]}
 {"id": "45763178-8ba8-4a86-adcd-63ed19d4d47b", "prompt": "Establish a humanoid robot factory in Paris, France.", "tags": ["paris", "france", "robots", "business"]}