Episode 2764 CWSA 02/28/25
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What is the highlight of human civilization?
Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization. Let's call it coffee with Scott Adams. There's never been a better time. But if you'd like to take this experience up to levels that only the International Space Station could even possibly understand. All you need for that is a cup or mug or a glass, a tank or chalice, a stein, a canteen jug or flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better. It's called, that's right, the simultaneous sip. It happens now. Go.
You say you're here for the coffee and the ambiance? Well, this is the place to get it. We got coffee, we got ambience. There's a new study according to the SciPost. The Journal of Psychopharmacology says that coffee affects people differently based on their genes. That's right. If you got the right kind of genes, the coffee is going to affect you just right.
How does coffee affect people differently?
Now, I must have those kind of genes, but I like to marinate my genes in coffee. Yeah, just let them marinate. And possibly mutate. If the coffee will make my genes mutate, good for me. Maybe it'll turn me into a better person. In other news, Microsoft is going to permanently shut down Skype. There will be no more Skyping. How much did you hate using Skype? Oh my God, it was a nightmare every time I tried to use it. But I haven't Skyped anybody in a long time. I guess there are reasons for that. So being shut down. In other news, MIT, we'll talk about Epstein, of course. But in other news, MIT has developed a robot bees to replace regular bees for farming so they can pollinate yourself. So they've got those little tiny bees
bee robot drone that's the size of a bee and it can go pollinate plants why is it that every single robot technology sounds scary okay they can now build a swarm of robot bees i don't see how that could go wrong but in robot news the company figure That's one of the leading robot, humanoid robot makers. Their CEO says they're aiming to start alpha testing in homes this year.
What are the implications of robot bees?
So who wants to be first? I guess it'll beat Tesla. So the Tesla robots won't be here as quickly as the figure robots, but maybe. But the interesting thing was about this, not just that it's coming, but that the company says that they're advancing faster than anybody anticipated. Now, what do you think caused that? Why do you think the robot development, which they thought they'd roll out in two years, why do you think it suddenly became faster? And I wonder if it's anything to do with DeepSeek. So DeepSeek kind of taught them how to be more efficient. And I imagine all the AI companies said, oh, let's take their little secrets and build it into our product. So I wonder if the Chinese AI, I'm just speculating, I wonder if that's what sped things up. Because you could do more with less. You could have just a localized AI that wouldn't absolutely depend on being connected to the net. So maybe that's part of it. I don't know. Well, do you remember my prediction about the Epstein files from yesterday?
So there's nothing I enjoy more when it comes to this sort of stuff than making a unusual prediction that just nails it. So while the entire country and the world and the credible people from the president to Pam Bondi to Kash Patel were all saying, oh, we're going to get you those Epstein files. And then it turned into, yep, yep, absolutely. They're going to be handed over to us, and we're going to release them, and it's going to be yesterday. And then I double down on my prediction. Nope. The only thing you'll see are things you've seen before, like flight logs. And what did they release? They released the only things you've seen before, the flight logs, and they don't have anything else. Now,
Part of why I do this show, and one of the big themes, is I make unusual predictions. And the more unusual they are when they come in, the more it tells you that there's something about the technique that might be valid. So I always say that the only thing that's real is prediction. Because you can have all kinds of beliefs about what reality is, but if your belief in reality doesn't predict,
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