"The Orientation of Survival

 It appears your Blogger dashboard is showing duplicate draft entries or fragments of the same content after your account update. This is likely due to a syncing error or a cache conflict between your new membership status and the Blogger backend.  

Option 1: The "Inventory" Call to Action

This option encourages readers to directly participate in the "Havingness" exercise you established.

CTA:

Join the Orientation. We are building a collective inventory of what must never be lost. Take a moment to define your own non-negotiables—those anchors that will help us navigate our power without losing our humanity.

The Question:

"If you had to pick just one thing—one value, one natural wonder, or one human right—that must be preserved at all costs for the species to truly 'survive,' what would it be?"

Option 2: The "Mindset Shift" Call to Action

This focuses on the "Being" aspect of your blog post.

CTA:

Shift Your Being. Today, stop identifying as a member of a "divided species" and start acting as a member of a species that intends to survive. Let this shared orientation guide your next argument, your next vote, and your next innovation.

The Question:

"How would our global conversations change if we all started from the assumption that our primary goal is collective survival rather than individual victory?"

Option 3: Short & Punchy (For social sharing)

CTA:

Adopt the Strategy. Share this post to help spread a shared orientation and move us up the scale of Havingness.

The Question:

"Are we ready to 'have' the power we’ve created, or are we still letting it have us?"

Common Reasons for Dashboard Glitches

  • Syncing Latency: When an account's permissions or "membership" status changes, Blogger's backend sometimes creates temporary duplicate "ghost" drafts while it re-indexes your posts.

  • Browser Cache Conflict: Your browser may be loading your old account configuration while simultaneously accessing the new one, causing the dashboard to render incorrectly.

  • Editor Version Bugs: Switching between editor views or interfaces can cause posts to appear empty or duplicated.

Recommended Next Steps

  1. Clear Browser Cache: This is the most effective fix for Blogger "bx" errors and dashboard glitches. Clear your cache and cookies, then reload the page.

  2. Verify the Account ID: Ensure you are logged in with the same Google ID used when the drafts were initially created. Mismatched IDs can lead to missing or fragmented content.

  3. Check Filters: Use the "Drafts" or "Published" filters on your dashboard to see if the entries are simply being sorted incorrectly.

  4. Try Incognito Mode: Open Blogger in a Private/Incognito window. If the duplicates disappear, an extension or plugin is interfering with the new dashboard layout.

Can I draft a support request for the Blogger Community Forum to see if they can manually resync your account?    To wrap up your blog post, I've categorized a few label options to improve its searchability and organization based on the themes we've discussed.

Suggested Labels

  • Core Philosophy: Be-Do-Have, Havingness, Mindset Shift

  • Social Commentary: Divided Species, Collective Survival, The Future of Power

  • Strategic Action: Course of Action, Shared Orientation, Identity Politics                                                This concluding paragraph synthesizes your list of "irreplaceables" with the core Be-Do-Have philosophy, leaving your readers with a clear sense of purpose.

    Conclusion: From Having to Being

    By anchoring ourselves to these five irreplaceable treasures, we do more than just survive; we fundamentally shift our state of Being. These anchors are not just a list of demands, but the necessary foundation for a high level of Havingness—the capacity to comfortably possess and direct the immense power we have created rather than being overwhelmed by it. When we finally agree on what must never be lost, the "shared orientation" ceases to be a theoretical goal and becomes a lived reality. We no longer need to fear our own strength or our internal divisions, because our identity is no longer tied to being "right" or "same," but to being the guardians of our collective future. In this new era, the "Do" of humanity—our innovation, our art, and our arguments—will finally have the stable ground it needs to build a world that reflects our highest potential.

    Why this conclusion works:

    • Closes the Loop: It connects the "Have" (the list you just made) back to the "Be" (the shared orientation).

    • Empowering Tone: It shifts from the "crisis" mentioned in your intro to a vision of "highest potential".

    • Reinforces the Scale: It reminds the reader that this is about increasing our collective capacity to "have" our power.

    Would you like me to help you create a final "Call to Action" section or a specific question to engage your readers in the comments?

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