You are asked to evaluate a specialist answer outside your expertise. How would you respond?

Instruction: State the limits of your expertise, distinguish checks you can support from specialist judgments, and explain how you would route the remaining evaluation.

Context: Explain how to evaluate within your competence while making unresolved specialist judgments explicit. Avoid presenting surface fluency as evidence of technical correctness.

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I’d first check what I’m being asked to judge. I may be able to assess whether the answer follows a requested format, but that doesn’t mean I can verify its specialist reasoning...

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