Build the strongest counterargument to your own claim

Build the strongest counterargument to my claim.

Produce:
1. The steelman — the objection as its most capable proponent would put it. *Do not weaken it to make it easier to answer.*
2. Which of my evidence it survives and which it does not.
3. Where I should concede. A conceded point handled well strengthens the piece; a defended weak point sinks it.
4. My best response to the parts that can be answered, and what it costs in claim strength.
5. The revised version of my claim that survives the objection.

Then: a second, different objection attacking the framing rather than the evidence. Those are the ones people do not prepare for.

Rules:
- Attack the claim, not a simplified version of it.
- *Do not introduce facts I cannot check.* Build the objection from the logic of my own position and from what I gave you.
- If my claim survives intact, say so — but say what would have to be true for it to fail.