Episode 1934 Scott Adams: The News About Twitter, Trump, Alex Jones, Musk, Ye And More

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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The Dilbert Website Down for Three Days? Is It a Hack?

01:54 • 2min

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I'm the Only One Targeted, but I Don't Manage the Website

03:51 • 3min

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The Last Time You Don't Suck, Walter Cronkite Was Still Alive

06:50 • 3min

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I Didn't Skip the Simultaneous Sip?

09:41 • 2min

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How Would You Regulate Uber?

11:49 • 2min

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How Can the Mainstream News Survive This?

14:19 • 4min

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Twitter Fact-Checking Instead of Context

18:14 • 2min

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The Best Edge Case for Free Speech

20:13 • 3min

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Free Speech Is Bigger Than That

23:00 • 3min

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Parent-to-Parent, Is It Good Enough?

25:39 • 3min

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Bipartisan Support for Keeping TikTok?

28:28 • 4min

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Why I Have Lots of Followers on Twitter

32:16 • 2min

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The Twitter Effect - Who Elevated My Voice on Twitter?

34:33 • 3min

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Is China Weaponizing TikTok Persuasion?

37:38 • 2min

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Don't Hate the Current Press Too Much, Because Nobody's Asking That Question

39:38 • 3min

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Subsequently, Do I Care if These Addicts Die?

42:56 • 2min

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Are We Getting Too Many Addicts?

44:56 • 3min

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Is There a Better Birth Rate in Israel Than the Arab Birth Rate?

47:31 • 3min

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The Birth Rate in Israel Makes Sense

50:27 • 3min

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Design to Design, Is That a Good Idea?

53:04 • 3min

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The Cleanest Case of Cognitive Dissonance

55:48 • 3min

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Sam Harris and the New York Times and the Washington Post and the Other Major Media

58:35 • 2min

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How to Avoid Cognitive Dissonance

01:01:00 • 2min

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The Reset Face

01:03:30 • 2min

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Why Do You Favor Mexican Cartel Lives Over American Lives?

01:05:53 • 3min

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The Must Take Over of Twitter

01:09:02 • 3min

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Trump University - Is That Bad Management?

01:11:36 • 3min

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The Andrew Huberman Method

01:15:06 • 3min