Episode 2720 CWSA 01/14/25

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What is the highlight of human civilization?

Scott Adams 0:00
Or pouring in even earlier than normal. You're so smart. I started 30 seconds early and you're still here on time. Let me get my comments working and then I'll give you the show you've been craving. Well, maybe not craving, but expecting. Do-do-do-do-do-do. Do-do-do-do-do-do. Rah-wah-wah-wah. Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization. It's called Coffee with Scott Adams, and I'm pretty sure you've never had a better time. But if you'd like to take your experience up to levels that nobody can even understand with their tiny, shiny human brains, all you need for that is a cup or mug or a glass of tank of Charles Stein, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee.

What is the simultaneous sip?

Scott Adams 1:00
Join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip, and you're going to love it. Go. Well, I'm right again. It was terrific. I knew it. All right, you ready for this? There's going to be a P. Diddy documentary coming out. telling us some of the bad things he's done.

What are the implications of the upcoming P. Diddy documentary?

Scott Adams 1:32
I don't know if you've heard, but this guy named Diddy has done allegedly some bad stuff. I won't give you any hints about it, but I will warn you that the documentary effect is an effect. I warn you often that if you see a documentary on any topic, it's going to be nonstop, at least an hour of things on one side and not the other side. I hate to say this. This is going to be hard for me. I'm going to say a sentence that I almost can't get out of my mouth. Are you ready? Despite the many claims you're going to hear about P. Diddy, under our system, he's innocent until proven guilty. I did it. I stayed American. I stayed American. That's a tough standard, you know? Anyway, by the time you're done with the documentary, you're not going to think he's innocent until proven guilty.

What are the challenges of documenting someone's alleged crimes?

Scott Adams 2:39
That much I know. Is that fair? Not at all. It's not at all fair. Can you imagine being arrested and have charges that might be leveled against you? And next thing you know, there's an entire documentary about all your crimes. That's not exactly fair. Is it interesting? Yes, I'm going to watch it for sure. Do I think he's probably guilty of a lot of things? Well, I do. But you're going to have to prove it. And if you ask me, is it cool to have a documentary about somebody who's in jail with charges, I would say no. No. If there were some way without a direct attack on free speech, I can't think of a way. But it seems like if a court can order, let's say, A gag order? A gag order is a routine thing, right? Judges do that all the time.
Scott Adams 3:35
And is that not telling somebody that they can't use their free speech? So we have some precedent that the court, at least during the limited time of a trial, can tell people to shut up. But then they can do a documentary. You know, I hate to be defending Diddy, but I think we need to all defend ourselves, right? Because if you or I are ever in jail and somebody does a documentary about how bad we are while we're in jail waiting for trial, that's not cool. That's never cool. It's free speech. It's definitely not cool. Anyway, here's a cool thing that might have an application to the fire recovery. So Fox News reports that Kurt Knudsen is reporting that there's a shape-shifting AI transformer home.
Scott Adams 4:31
So I'll let you imagine it. So imagine a mobile camper. So it's that size. But there's no part where the driver sits. There's no engine. So it's not really a camper. It doesn't go anywhere. It's stationary, but it can be towed by an ordinary truck. So an ordinary truck tows this little mobile home looking thing. But here's the cool part. It's not as big as a mobile home. It's only that big when you're towing it. As soon as it gets there, you can push some buttons and it expands to a 400 square foot, very well designed space. Now, the well-designed part is hard to say without looking at the picture, but trust me, they worked with not just a tech company, but they worked with a design company. What's the name of this company? AC Future.

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