Episode 2835 CWSA 05/10/25
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What does Scott Adams have to say about Mother's Day?
Good morning, everybody, and happy Saturday, pre-Mother's Day, Mother's Day Eve. Let's get your comments working, and then we got a show for you. The Saturday show that you deserve. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.
What is the significance of the simultaneous sip?
It's called Coffee with Scott Adams, and you've never had a better time. But if you'd like to take a chance of taking this experience up to levels that nobody can even understand with their tiny, shiny human brains, all you need is a cupper, mugger, glass, a tanker, chalice, or 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, the dopamine end of the day, the thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip, and it's going to happen right now. I see Sergio has his coffee warmer. Now that's the way to go. If you've never tried the coffee warmer, you know, the little thing that stays hot when you put your coffee in it, You really should.
If you're a stickler about the taste of coffee, maybe that's not so good because it doesn't taste the same at the end as it does at the beginning. But if you like it warm, it's a good idea. All right, I will remind you that it's Saturday. That means Owen Gregorian will be hosting a Spaces event immediately after the show. So if you're on the X platform, just look for Owen Gregorian. Or you could see me. I retweeted it this morning, so you could see it in my feed as well, the link to the Coffee with Scott Adams after party. You can find it. All right, let's get this working. There we go. All right, I wonder if there's any science that they could have skipped just by asking me. Oh, here we go. Eric Nolan is writing in SciPost that people with lower cognitive ability are more likely to fall for pseudo-profound bullshit. Can you believe it? Dumb people are more likely to be dumb? They actually study that. If you're falling for pseudo-profound BS, meaning that the sentence sounds good so you think it's profound but it doesn't mean anything, Yeah, dumb people. That's how that works.
You did not need to do that study, Eric. Well, Eric's just writing about it. But no, you did not need to do the study that was published in Applied Cognitive Psychology. Just ask me next time. All right, is there any other science that you could have skipped? According to Neuroscience News... The majority of parents report that they get sensory overload from daily family chaos. All right.
Why do people fall for pseudo-profound bullshit?
How many of you have ever been a parent? And did you need to see a study to know that you get sensory overload from the family situation where everybody's yelling at the same time. Everybody wants something. Everything's going on. There's a TV on. There's a dog barking. Did you really need to study that? It's the most universally recognized form phenomenon in all of parenting, that the stimulation sometimes, fairly frequently, is just off the chart. There's just too many things happening at the same time. Yeah, you could just ask me next time. Well, recently, according to the New York Post, there was a 3D-printed supercar with a starting price of $2 million that that just was created in its own little 3D car printing factory.
So I guess it cost about half a billion dollars to build the printer. They can do all the metal that's good enough to build a car out of. But they created an electric hypercar. It's got impressive statistics. But the most impressive thing is that most of the parts were 3D printed on site, including all the metal. All the metal was 3D printed.
What are the new advancements in 3D printing technology?
Now, I didn't know they were that good at 3D printing metal, that it would be up to automotive specifications, but it is. Now, it's not very fast and it's not economical, but it replaces the entire supply chain. So you could be a car maker, and you wouldn't need to depend on anybody for parts, even replacement parts. You just print them.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does Scott Adams have to say about Mother's Day?
0:00–0:36
2
What is the significance of the simultaneous sip?
0:36–3:33
3
Why do people fall for pseudo-profound bullshit?
3:33–5:04
4
What are the new advancements in 3D printing technology?
5:04–6:52
5
How are translation devices evolving?
6:52–11:26
6
What insights does Scott Adams share about ADHD?
11:26–17:34
7
How are Democrats and Republicans differing in action?
17:34–22:25
8
What does Scott Adams think about Norm Eisen's influence?
22:25–57:59
Speakers
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