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And the Son of God
You call Him Prince of Peace
You want His worshippers
To make your sales increase
And the Son of God
All clothed in all righteousness
You want His followers
But not the pacifists
You want your ledgers black
We want our children back

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I'm a member of a nice forum for a particular kind of professional. A while ago, the developer of this forum implemented a new feature to the daily email summaries: GenAI summaries of the posts. It immediately turned me off, and still all these months later, I hate it. The summary takes all the humanity out of the original post, and more often than not, it removes any kind of curiosity I might have developed about the content. Even just the first few sentences of the actual post would be better.

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"My virtual assistant Aimee took the liberty of analyzing six months of your cell data. Looks like you hit up Jamba Juice at 3:30 on Thursdays when your work calendar says you’re meeting with Seth from Accounting, who clearly does not exist. Since you’re free at this time, we can engage in a thought shower about how our company can help you shoehorn AI into your existing services."

pointsincase.com/articles/i-can-only-assume-youre-ignoring-my-unsolicited-linkedin-messages-because-i-havent-sent-enough

I Can Only Assume You’re Ignoring My Unsolicited LinkedIn Messages Because I Haven’t Sent Enough
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I Can Only Assume You’re Ignoring My Unsolicited LinkedIn Messages Because I Haven’t Sent Enough

It’s been 34 minutes since my last message, and you haven’t jumped on the chance to implement BRAINDRAIN to help your organization.

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Whenever I think, "When are the kids going to learn [to XYZ]?" and then reflect back on my own life I realize the answer is, "Sometimes in their 20s, or 30s, or 40s, or maybe their 50s, or maybe never."