Ingredients  
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• ▢2 cans plain fava beans, 13 to 15 ounces each can (see notes if using dry fava beans)
• ▢½ cup water
• ▢Kosher salt
• ▢½ to 1 tsp ground cumin
• ▢1 to 2 hot peppers, chopped (jalapenos will work here)
• ▢2 garlic cloves, chopped
• ▢1 large lemon, juice of
• ▢Extra virgin olive oil, Early Harvest
• ▢1 cup chopped parsley
• ▢1 tomato, diced

To Serve:

• ▢Warm pita bread
• ▢Sliced tomatoes
• ▢Sliced cucumbers
• ▢Green onions
• ▢Olives

• 1 cup black lentils, sorted and rinsed
• ▢1/4 cup Extra virgin olive oil, more for later
• ▢2 large yellow onions, diced (4 cups)
• ▢1 teaspoon kosher salt more to taste
• ▢1 cup long-grain white rice, soaked in water for 10-15 minutes and then drained
• ▢black pepper
• ▢1/2 to 1 teaspoon cumin
• ▢Parsley, for garnish

For The Fried Crispy Onion Garnish (Optional)

• ▢extra virgin olive oil
• ▢1 large yellow onion cut in very thin rings

Step 1
Whisk together the Dijon mustard and honey in a bowl with a pinch of salt and black pepper. Cut the salmon into 3-4cm chunks and toss them through the glaze until coated. 2 tsp Dijon Mustard 10 oz Skinless Salmon Fillet
Step 2
Spray the rack of your air fryer with non-stick spray. Add the salmon chunks and cook at 400°F for 6 mins until golden and cooked through. Remove and set aside, then toss in the edamame and cook for 2 mins until piping hot. i Olive Oil Spray 3% oz Shelled Edamame
Step 3
Thinly slice the cucumber, scallions, and avocado. Toss the cucumber with the white parts of the scallions (reserving the greens to garnish), rice vinegar, and a third of the sriracha. Set aside.

7 oz Cucumber
2 Scallion
Avocado
2 tsp Rice Vinegar
½/2 tbsp Sriracha

Step 4
In a small bowl, thin the Greek yogurt with the remaining sriracha and water until you've got a drizzling consistency.
31 oz Whole-Milk Greek Yogurt
3/4 tbsp Sriracha

Step 5
Heat the sticky rice according to package instructions. To serve, spoon the sticky rice into bowls and top with the sticky salmon, cucumber salad, and sliced avocado. Drizzle the yogurt sauce
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​There is no shortage of serious content about AI on LinkedIn. Precision architectures, transformer diagrams, model benchmarks, responsible governance frameworks — the platform is doing its job as a professional commons. And rightly so. Careers and reputations are at stake. The discourse reflects that gravity.

But I want to make a case for something different. Not less rigorous — just less guarded. I want to make a case for joyful inquiry: the kind of learning that happens when you poke at things that don't matter yet, in spaces where failure is free, and where the most instructive discovery is often a resounding, illuminating no.
I've been doing exactly that with modern digital information standards since the Y2K bug required new (human intensive) data interfaces. Before I took this job, I had already had the joy of pretending to be doing computer work in high school and experimenting with a (now defunct command prompt) to send messages to my classmates that frequently triggered disruptive adolescent laughter. This joy led me to pursue similar breakthroughs (Y2K Data Modernization) when I realized that I could still do "net send" in the corporate world.
However, that joy continued in 1999. I not only learned that my company still had "net send", but that the computer could make my job exponentially simple. Instead of sending that file to a digital printer and a team of data entry resources... I used a common (text delimited file) data format to migrate information to the Y2K compliant platform. Our job transitioned to quality assurance where we verified the accuracy of imported data and minimized human intensive (error-prone) data entry.
I've been doing exactly that with AI for a while now, joyfully seing how AI can:

1. Enhance virtual (3D office) presentations that can present real-world scenarios with "digital twin" hybrid office technology (REAL WORLD SOLUTION VISUALIZATION - For Every Idea LLC)
2. Recursively enhance old blog articles (Ultra Lean Technology - For Every Idea LLC) with emerging AI Narrated technology summaries
3. Produce an AI Accelerated MVP from a reusable prompt library (AI Prompt Engineering - For Every Idea LLC) for continuous improvement
4. A 2026 educational video presentation of how AI ready ideas accelerate exponential breakthroughs ( New Year - Exponential Opportunity - For Every Idea LLC)

For now, these inquiries are mostly a story about the 10,000 things that AI can't do as good as a modern business professional. A modern business professional knows that if you can't describe your idea in under 30 seconds or at least make it fit on a simple napkin sketch ... then it is doomed to fail (see Behaviors for Getting Things Done - For Every Idea LLC). Fortunately, with modern information standards we also have the option utilize machine-readable data formats to significantly enhance the messy version 01 of our transformational idea with thousands of meaningful updates that enhance the Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy and Purpose with a self-improving framework of (web-based) API that can seamlessly update hundreds of people with thousands of incremental updates.