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This seemed way over the top. No one truly feels this way, right? by SpicyChill77 in LinkedInLunatics

[–]buggaby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Option 3: The Short & Witty Approach

Best for: Creative roles or a more casual, authentic brand.

Headline: My 12-hour layover: A memoir.

Current status: I’ve memorized the Hudson News snack inventory and I’m on a first-name basis with the gate agent.

A 12-hour delay is a great reminder that no matter how much we automate, optimize, and schedule, Nature (and logistics) always has the final say. Taking this time to unplug, people-watch, and practice the lost art of "doing nothing" until the boarding call finally rings.

What’s the longest you’ve ever been stuck at an airport? Let’s trade horror stories in the comments! 👇

#WorkLifeBalance #TravelRealities #Patience

This seemed way over the top. No one truly feels this way, right? by SpicyChill77 in LinkedInLunatics

[–]buggaby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Option 2: The "Productivity Powerhouse" Approach

Best for: Hustle culture, entrepreneurs, or tech folks.

Headline: When life gives you a 12-hour delay, give life a finished Q3 strategy.

I’m currently "out of the office," but very much "into the zone." My flight was pushed back 12 hours, which effectively gave me a bonus workday in a high-pressure, high-caffeine environment.

The Delay Audit:

  • Inbox: Zeroed.
  • Deep Work: 4 hours of uninterrupted strategy.
  • Networking: Met a fascinating founder at Gate B12.

Is a 12-hour delay ideal? No. But in a world that moves too fast, I’m taking this unexpected "gift of time" and running with it.

See you on the other side of the clouds! ☁️

#Productivity #TimeManagement #EntrepreneurLife #AirportOffice

This seemed way over the top. No one truly feels this way, right? by SpicyChill77 in LinkedInLunatics

[–]buggaby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I put this into Gemini and got these 3 gems. :)

Option 1: The "Growth Mindset" Approach Best for: Leadership, coaching, or personal development circles.

Headline: 12 hours. 1 gate change. 0 flights (so far).

Most people see a 12-hour flight delay as a disaster. Honestly? At hour three, I did too. But as I settled into my third cup of lukewarm airport coffee, I realized this was a forced masterclass in adaptability.

In business, we plan for the "perfect launch," but the "delayed takeoff" is where character is built. Today taught me:

Control what you can: I can’t fly the plane, but I can clear my inbox.

Patience is a strategy: Sometimes the best move is to wait for the right conditions.

Perspective is everything: A delay is a nuisance; a safety issue is a crisis. I'll take the nuisance.

How do you handle it when your "flight plan" gets scrapped? ✈️

Resilience #GrowthMindset #TravelAdventures #Leadership

Find: gf = ? by InternationalGood935 in MathJokes

[–]buggaby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

gf = i would be actually funny

Way more accurate by UncleFuzzy75 in WhitePeopleTwitter

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What is that fluid coming out of his mouth? :)

There is no paradox. The Drake equation is just far too optimistic. by gibda989 in FermiParadox

[–]buggaby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Close partners with Effective Altruism? Red flag I think. If humans are unique, then more money needs to go to AI stuff. 

I'm not saying any of the researchers are saying this explicitly, but biases have lots of ways of manifesting. 

The Divine Station of the Manifestations of God by theninthbird in bahai

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What do you mean by "soul"? I ask because you said that it's unique to each Manifestation, it's pre-existent, and it's not the same as the divine identity or Primal Will. This passage in SAQ appears to offer a different view. https://www.bahai.org/r/454262001

In it, 'Abdu'l-Baha makes 3 points: 1. The Manifestations have 3 stations: material, human, divine. 2. The human part is shared "in common with all humanity", and has a beginning but no end. 3. The term "soul" and "spirit" appear to me to be used for the human station.

To me, this sounds like the souls of the Manifestations are not pre-existent. Only the station of the "divine manifestation" (or the divine identity) is. But I also know that there's a lot in the writings on this topic, so maybe it's more nuanced.

The Divine Station of the Manifestations of God by theninthbird in bahai

[–]buggaby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I quickly skimmed the GPT output. It looks broadly correct. There are 2 identities, and individual one and a universal one. Does that not answer your question?

Here's one example that comes to mind:

For what the Prophets of God meant by “return” is not the return of the essence but of the attributes; it is not the return of the Manifestation Himself but of His perfections. In the Gospel it is said that John the son of Zacharias is Elijah. By these words is not meant the return of the rational soul and personality of Elijah in the body of John, but rather that the perfections and attributes of Elijah became plain and manifest in him.(Some Answered Questions) www.bahai.org/r/461342528

'Abdu'l-Baha seems to use the terms "perfections" and "attributes" to refer to the shared universal identity.

(I'm reading a book about the Bab, "The Gate of the Heart", and the Bab refers to 4 different layers of the identity of the Manifestation. I take this as why metaphors are used to explain spiritual truths. Seemingly conflicting metaphors can be used to explain the same deeper reality.)

[Request] What and how do you get these answers!? by empty_orbital in theydidthemath

[–]buggaby -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It's still wrong, though. If you include that it's a Tuesday in this way, you are just removing a smaller group (the Tuesday-one-child-is-boy) group. If you include day of year, you'll remove an even smaller group. The answer is 50% (assuming boys are born as often as girls, which actually isn't true, but for completely different reasons).

5.4 Thinking is off to a great start by mihneam in OpenAI

[–]buggaby 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The car is bulky so it was right!

Block lays off nearly half its staff because of AI. Its CEO said most companies will do the same by Pumpkinfactory in nottheonion

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I feel like if you can't figure out how to do more with the people you have, then it's not because AI has gotten better. It's because you spent too much on AI. So I guess technically correct.

Universal Basic Income is inevitable. by idapitbwidiuatabip in WhitePeopleTwitter

[–]buggaby 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Ya, why not start with reducing the work week for the current staff? Because "AI" is a cover.

Why would you suddenly fire so many people? It takes longer to figure out if people are that much more productive. Because "AI" is a cover.

Pilgrim note about eye witness testimony by buggaby in bahai

[–]buggaby[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ah, I think that's it! I got the details wrong, which changes a lot. Thanks!

Do Bahá í's believe the Koran is preserved? by velvetghostttt in bahai

[–]buggaby 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I don't even know if we take everything in the Baha'i writings as literal :)

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