Episode 2724 CWSA 01/18/25

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What is a simultaneous sip and why is it important?

Scott Adams 0:00
It's called a simultaneous sip. It happens now. Go. Thank you, Paul. How's my sound? I think I fixed it. There was something I should have clicked, but today I remembered. All right. Let me make sure I can see all your comments. And then we're going to have a good time. There we go. Perfectly. It looks like the stock market's up. Things are looking good for a Tesla stock. All right.

How does coffee consumption relate to health?

Scott Adams 0:36
Did you know that up to three cups of coffee a day may reduce heart disease risk according to no Ridge, but that's not the exciting part. Apparently the study says that coffee can reduce all cause any cause of death. So if you drink coffee, there's a 12% chance of dying. from anything. Now, this was good news because I like to keep a coffee maker next to the gun safe. So you should do that too. Keep some coffee near the gun safe. You get an extra 12% safety if you get a home invasion. The gun is good for protecting your house. But 12% better chance of survival if you do the coffee. I think that's science. French press is acceptable. I'll be doing like a sign language thing, except for NPCs. So whenever I say something that needs to be translated into NPC, I'll do that.
Scott Adams 1:38
So when I said you should have a coffee maker next to your gun safe, the NPCs would say, French press, French press is better. All right, so that's translation for NPCs. After the show today, remember to look for A spaces event with Owen Gregorian, who will be on X doing his spaces. That's the audio only thing. So if you go to Owen's spaces, yeah, if you go to Owen's X account, you'll find it. Owen Gregorian. Just search for it if you can't find it. Naval had a funny exchange on X. This is one of my favorite exchanges. So Naval starts with a post. He says, if you're a high agency person, there's never been a better time to be alive. And I'm thinking, huh? Yeah, that's probably true. If you're a high agency person, because when there's so much change, you know, AI and robots and all that, in theory, there should be enormous opportunities like we've never seen before. So yeah, if you're a high agency, in other words, you're highly competent and You're willing to do things on your own without being prompted. You're a high-agency person.

What makes someone a high agency person?

Scott Adams 2:56
There's never been a better time to be alive. And some random guy goes into the comments and says he wants to help Naval think better. Now, if you've been following my stream, you know that Naval is one of the smartest people on the planet. So a random comment guy comes into the comments after Naval says, If you're a high agency person, there's never been a better time to be alive. Random guy says, I think it depends more on where you live than when you live. Naval comments to that comment. If you're a high agency, the first decision you make is where you live. And mic drop. Yes, if you're a high agency person. You wouldn't even ask that question. You would move to where you need to be to do whatever it is you need to do. How do I know that's true?
Scott Adams 3:52
Well, we've all moved to the Bay Area because that's where the action is. I moved to the Bay Area because growing up in upstate New York wasn't going to give me much. And I'm a high agency person. So the first thing you do is get out of wherever you are. and get to someplace better. Good advice. Meanwhile, according to Clarence Oxford of BioFuel Daily, you all read that, right?

What is the significance of CO2 in food production?

Scott Adams 4:22
There's a new breakthrough, scientific breakthrough, that converts CO2 using electricity into protein-rich food. So this is something I've been thinking about for years. I've been thinking, what would happen if somebody figured out how to take the CO2 out of the air and turn it into a commercial product. Now, that's already happening, but the commercial products are kind of weird little industrial places where you use some derivative of CO2. But it's not like something that you and I would be using. But what if... Somebody really does commercialize this, and there's a way to make a protein, like a healthy protein you could eat just out of the sky. You just suck it out of the air.

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