Scott Adams

Tuskegee.

Hang on.

I was going over to X to share it because the thing about Rumble Studio is anytime you're trying to do anything else on your smartphone at the same time, it shuts down everything.

So I went to share the stream with my people over there.

I was literally locked in.

Yes.

My rumble studio.

Yeah, after after we cover the reframe of the day, folks, we're going to be getting into something I like to call portmanteau persuasion, something that Scott Adams was very successful at running on us all going back to the 1990s portmanteau persuasion, you are absolutely going to want to stay for that by the halfway through the episode, I think we'll get to it.

Other than that, you know, make sure you got your reframe, your brain,

Hardcover, softcover, I've got the softcover.

I think it's going to be page 94 of the softcover.

Marcella was saying like page 63 of the hardcover.

If I can, I want to jump in here on a couple of things.

So most of you know I'm the contributing editor to Reframe Your Brain, and I had a number of conversations about this particular section and other sections, obviously, with Scott.

And so in order to, let's say, write anything effectively, you have to understand or edit it or revise it or...

allow it to fully pan out in print to communicate everything that you want to communicate.

You have to ensure that you are being effective and covering all the bases.

There's another section a little bit later on about how to be a fake in a good way that covers some of the stuff that I said to Scott, we need to address this somewhere in here.

And what I want to bring up is that particular reframe starts with insult, with insult, not with disagreement.

And oftentimes in our online culture, we will often misconstrue disagreement with an insult.