Michael Malice

And as a result of this, you kind of have to get hardened.

Because if you let in the compliments, you have to let in the nasty stuff.

And there's always going to be much more nasty stuff than nice stuff.

But let me tell you all, when Scott Adams publicly said, oh, that I'm funny or people should look at my Twitter, like that level of validation is something that doesn't happen very often.

And Scott's legacy is still with us.

Something I like to do is often post the dumbest thing I could think of.

So just this week, I had Chad GPT make a drawing of Renee Good, who was the woman killed by ICE in Minneapolis, and Scott in a van together driving to heaven.

And no one said too soon.

No one said this is disrespectful.

They just said Scott would have liked this because Scott liked making people laugh.

But besides his humor, there was also that mind.

And it's really kind of funny when you talk to people who didn't know who Scott was and they think it's the Dilbert guy.

It's like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Yeah, Dilbert's fine.

But those books and where he changed his career in later days to reorient how people think.

I'll give you one example that gets slightly political.

I talked to a lot of people about the Epstein stuff and I couldn't reconcile two things.

I thought, okay, if Trump's in the Epstein files, Biden would have leaked it.

But if he's not in the Epstein stuff, why is he fighting so hard to keep it from being released?

No one I talked to had even a slight theory as to how it could be done, except for Scott.