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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Courageous: She repeatedly confronts powerful institutions and movements — for example, calling out Columbia and saying 'We just want to go to class' and demanding accountability after protests, showing she speaks up under pressure.
- Organized: Running for the World Zionist Congress, coordinating commemorations, and working with student groups (e.g., 'Bring Them Home' stoles) indicate strong planning and mobilization skills.
- Media‑savvy: Being featured in a film, interviewing a congressman, and amplifying stories on outlets like Fox and the Free Beacon show she knows how to use media to advance causes.
- Loyal: Her consistent emphasis on 'Until the last hostage 🎗️' and defending Jewish students signals deep commitment to community and causes she cares about.
- Persuasive: She frames institutional failures and appeals to authorities (e.g., '@USGSA, @HHSGov, & @usedgov have sent @Columbia a strong list of actions') showing she crafts arguments designed to compel policy action.
Weaknesses:
- Polarizing: Her sharp rhetoric—labeling movements 'the glorification of violence' or saying 'Violence is not a bug... but its foundation'—can alienate potential allies and invites fierce pushback.
- Black‑and‑white framing: Frequent absolutes in tweets like 'There is no “legitimate debate” when one slanders... the entire group' suggest a tendency to simplify complex contexts into moral binaries.
- Emotionally invested: Deep personal stakes (hostages, community safety) fuel her activism, and while powerful, they can make calm compromise more difficult—e.g., 'Every day is like October 7, 2023 until those being held hostage... are freed.'
- Confrontational tone: Her direct calls—'Enough with the lip service' or 'Columbia, what are you waiting for?'—can escalate conflicts rather than opening dialogue.
- Campus‑focused blind spot: A heavy focus on Columbia and campus actors could limit engagement with broader, more diverse audiences beyond university politics.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Like Lisa, Eden combines intellect, moral urgency, and activism: she debates institutional ethics, champions minority rights on campus, and gets frustrated with complacency — similar to Lisa's righteous critiques of Springfield. Eden's blend of earnest advocacy ('Until the last hostage 🎗️') and occasional exasperation at peers ('The level of stupidity and arrogance from these students is astounding') maps well onto Lisa's character of principled moral outrage and intellectual seriousness.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFJ
Eden reads as an ENFJ — an extraverted, intuitive, feeling, judging leader. Extraversion: she organizes, runs for office, meets officials, and broadcasts live updates ('An honor chatting with NY Congressman @danielsgoldman', 'I’m running for the World Zionist Congress'). Intuition: she frames systemic problems and long‑term institutional reform rather than isolated incidents ('structural reform needed to protect Jewish students'). Feeling: her activism is driven by care for people and moral impact ('Until the last hostage 🎗️', 'No one left behind'). Judging: she pushes for concrete policies, accountability, and institutional change ('@USGSA, @HHSGov, & @usedgov have sent @Columbia a strong list of actions'), preferring organized plans over ambiguity.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a Columbia policy memo? Because I want to sign every section and lobby for your heart.
- If you’re planting succulents, can I be the one you water? I promise I’ll be low maintenance and very grateful.
- You must be a frontline reporter, because every time you tweet I fall a little more in love with your conviction.
- Forget the World Zionist Congress—vote for me, and I’ll represent your heart in every election.
- I may not be President, but I can promise accountability: I’ll always answer your calls and protest when you’re late to dinner.
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Your new Twitter bio
First‑gen Iranian‑Jewish American | Columbia grad, campus advocate, organizer, & media commentator | Fighting for Jewish students, hostages, and institutional accountability 🎗️ | Views on @FoxNews @CNN @NYTimes– @edenyadegar
Your signature cocktail
Gormeh Sabzi Spritz
The 'Gormeh Sabzi Spritz' nods to Eden's Iranian‑Jewish roots and her public identity ('Me eating the gormeh sabzi and baghali polo my mom packed me for lunch') by using pomegranate and a delicate Persian aroma. Vodka and lime give it a crisp, direct edge — like her straightforward rhetoric — while sparkling water keeps it social and shareable, reflecting her media and community work. A small dash of rosewater or saffron honors cultural memory and solemn occasions (the 24‑hour name reading), balancing celebration and seriousness.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
Eden's writing repeatedly emphasizes courage, direct confrontation, and moral clarity—hallmarks of Gryffindor. She writes things like 'We just want to go to class' and organizes protests and accountability campaigns, which show a willingness to stand up publicly for what she believes. Her insistence on action rather than appeasement ('Why is the President’s team easing up on Columbia? We need accountability, not appeasement!') mirrors Gryffindor bravery and refusal to back down. While she is also thoughtful and organized, the consistent activism and personal risk align best with Gryffindor values.
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Rise Up - Andra Day
Andra Day's 'Rise Up' matches Eden's resilient, activist tone: lyrics about perseverance and lifting others echo Eden's constant calls to 'Until the last hostage 🎗️' and her insistence that 'We just want to go to class.' The song's steady, determined mood pairs with her refusal to accept institutional passivity and her emphasis on collective dignity.
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