Episode 2841 CWSA 05/16/25
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What insights does Scott Adams share about ADHD and orgasms?
Apparently, psychedelic experiences are linked to long-term improvements in psychological flexibility. You know who else they could have asked that question of? 100% of people who have ever had a psychedelic experience. That's the main thing it does. The main thing it does is make you see the world as sort of subjective. And then you get flexible, because if the world is subjective, you don't have to be locked into any one way of thinking or one way of perceiving. So yes, next time you want to study something about psychedelics, just ask me. I got the answers. Well, because I have to know this, I'm going to make all of you know it too.
What are the implications of the new lawsuit against Sean Diddy Combs?
If you were trying to avoid the Diddy trial because you'd hear something that would destroy your brain forever, you might not want to listen to this next thing. Okay, it's not funny. It's not funny. Stop it. It's not funny because it was a serious crime alleged here, but now there's a new lawsuit, according to Breitbart News. There's a new lawsuit of a woman who says that Sean Diddy Combs tried to rape her, but that she was not that afraid once he whipped out his manhood because he described it as tootsie roll-sized. Now, are you ever going to be able to imagine him in any context again without imagining the Tootsie Roll? No. That's the most devastating thing you could do to him is do the Tootsie Roll thing.
Oh, my goodness. But in related news, the New York Post is reporting that Justin Bieber's rep, his rep, not him, his rep, said that he was not a victim of Sean Combs. So if you're worried about Bieber being a victim of Sean Combs, his rep, his rep says it didn't happen. Now, if you can't trust a celebrity rep, who can you trust? Yeah, so we're not going to believe the rep. I hope it's true that he was not victimized, but you're going to need to do better than the rep. According to Brendan Carr at the FCC, Verizon has now agreed to end its DEI policies. And that's good news. Now, you might know that I was a victim of DEI back in my phone company working days. I never worked for Verizon or any of the companies they absorbed. But I did experience the DEI effect.
So this one makes me a little extra happy because it feels personal. So Verizon, we'll see if you actually really get rid of your DEI policies or... Are you just going to change the names? They might just change the names. We'll check in with them later. All right, here's the big story everybody wants to talk about today.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What insights does Scott Adams share about ADHD and orgasms?
2:37–3:29
2
What are the implications of the new lawsuit against Sean Diddy Combs?
3:29–18:20
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How does Scott Adams analyze James Comey's recent actions?
18:20–39:31
4
What are Trump's key accomplishments in the Middle East?
39:31–1:07:11
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