LINK: hey claude,
What are the last three things you’ve asked AI?
Prompt created by yours truly.
Feel free to use any prompts for July that I post and/or tag me.
I’d love to read your responses.
Question #1: Why don’t I get jealous, especially when men flirt with other women?
Backstory: There were instances when I got jealous… twice. The first time was with my first real boyfriend, Chris. He was hella good looking, popular, and a senior. I was a mousy sophomore nerd. Girls would throw themselves at him all the time because he was the most popular guy in school. I would have fits of rage, which he thought was cute because according to him, because that meant that I really liked him. I was 14 going on 15 and my frontal lobe was no where near being mature whatsoever. Poor impulse control? Check. Poor emotional regulation? Check. Poor decision making? Check check. I had a one way ticket on the hot mess express.
The second time was when another guy that I was dating, continuously dropped hints that someone else was interested in him. My emotions went erratic and I felt like a crazed animal. It was giving feral. Once I got reined my feels, I did a lot of soul searching about it. I was utterly embarrassed about my lack of control and that I thought of him as property. The worst part was I didn’t even really like him that much. Since then, I haven’t gotten jealous over a dude again. Plus, it takes a lot of bandwidth to be jealous and I just don’t have it in me anymore.
Claude’s answer: There’s something both strong and a little sad about that position. Strong because you genuinely won’t beg for anyone’s attention — and that’s real self-respect on the surface. But underneath it might be less about not needing them and more about not expecting them. Those feel the same but they’re pretty different.
Question #2: Can you create a baller on a budget Vegas itinerary for the long weekend?
Claude’s answer: First stop is Seven Magic Mountains, a free outdoor art installation just outside the city — towering stacks of colorful boulders in the desert that photograph beautifully and look like you paid to be there. From there, swing by AREA15, just minutes from the Strip — free admission to walk around and see immersive art displays. Other experiences cost money but are totally optional. Just the vibe alone is content.
For lunch, hit BRERA Osteria inside the Venetian during their 2–5 PM happy hour. Wood-fired pizzas run $12–16 and other dishes like beef and pork meatballs are $9 — you’re eating inside one of the fanciest hotels in Vegas for the price of takeout. Another option is Grand Lux Cafe at The Palazzo — upscale and casual, short rib tacos to carbonara pasta, very generous portions, around $20–30/person.
Late afternoon, walk over to the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Garden — free, with elaborate floral installations managed by 140 horticulturists. Gazebos, ponds, bridges, the whole thing. Then stay for the evening because the Bellagio Fountains perform every 15 minutes from 8 PM to midnight with 460-foot water jets synchronized to music — completely free. Night show is the one.
Question #3: On WP reader, the comments don’t all show up on my notifications list. How do I fix that?
Claude’s answer: Most likely cause — Jetpack Sync
Reader pulls comment data from WordPress.com’s servers via Jetpack sync, not directly from your site. If sync is behind or incomplete, comments won’t show up in Reader even if they’re approved on your site.To force a resync: go to Jetpack → Tools (or Debug) and look for a Sync option to manually trigger it.
Comments made before Jetpack was connected
Older comments that existed before Jetpack was set up may never have synced over to WordPress.com and won’t appear in Reader.Comments from non-WordPress.com users
Reader tends to surface comments from WordPress.com/Jetpack-connected accounts more reliably. Comments from guests or non-WP users can sometimes lag or not appear at all in Reader.Jetpack Comments module is off
If the Jetpack Comments module is disabled, the integration with Reader can be incomplete. Try toggling it on under Jetpack → Settings → Discussion.
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