Scott Adams

I just get along with everybody because I don't want cortisol.

And that's my only option.

Well, the risk, right?

I mean, maybe I could find somebody like-minded, but I'm not going to take the risk of a cortisol cluster bomb that I created for myself.

But online, it's nothing but dopamine.

So I'm like, I don't mean addicted.

It's just an addiction.

So the division in the country is not an in-person division.

We all know that.

We all know the division is fake.

Because we only do it online.

If you put me in person with anybody, you could drop me into a crowd of the most rabid Democrat anti-Trumpers.

And if they didn't ask me any political questions, and let's say they didn't recognize me, I could get along fine.

I wouldn't have the slightest problem in an event where every single person was a progressive.

I wouldn't have any problem.

I could easily get along with them.

make permanent friends.

But as soon as you put me online, I'm just a dopamine fiend.

So when we're talking about the division, if you want to talk about the division

conceptually and who said what, you get nowhere.