Episode 3010 CWSA 11/06/25

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Scott Adams 0:00
There's room. Room up at the front. Grab your most comfortable chair, your most delicious beverage, and get ready for the experience that you've been waiting for. That's right. Stocks, all right, well, that's not good. Stock market is down. But we'll pretend we didn't even see that. Didn't even see it. Didn't happen. All right, then let's do a show. Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization. It's called Coffee with Scott Adams, and you've never had a better time. But if you'd like to take a chance on elevating your experience up to levels that nobody can even understand with their tiny, shiny human brains, all you need for that is a copper mugger, glass of tanker shells, a steiner canteen, jug of flask, a vessel of any kind.
Scott Adams 1:01
Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine of the day, the thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous slip, and it happens now. Well, I'm going to warn you in advance. As you know, my health journey has included some days where the pain is pretty bad. It was pretty bad this morning, so I'm operating on some painkillers that I typically try really hard not to do before the show because it'll make me all loopy. So today's show will be loopy. I have no idea what's going to happen today. And neither do you. I might pass out. Anything could happen today. I might go on a Nancy Grace swearing. I shouldn't have said that.
Scott Adams 1:59
But what we're going to do is make sure that I'm watching your comments here. All right, there we are. Boom, boom, boom, boom. Favorite part of the day, commencing now. Hey, I wonder if there's any science that they didn't need to do because they could have just asked me. Oh, here we are. According to Bianca Sechinago, there's a new research that says if you cluster unhealthy habits linked to higher depression, you'll have even worse depression. Let me see. Could I figure this one out on my own? So if you do a thing, one thing that's linked with making you depressed, it won't be as bad as if you did two things that would make you depressed individually. I think I would have been all over that. Yeah. Yeah.
Scott Adams 2:54
Next time, just ask me. You probably heard a bunch of airports are cutting back service 10% today. How many of you would go to an airport if you knew they'd cut back service 10% and you didn't know? Is everybody in the same job today or are people filling in for other people because of the 10% thing? I'd be a little worried about flying today. But 10% doesn't sound that bad. unless you're flying on an airline that's part of a system that's 40 years away from being modernized. So if I were you, if you can postpone your trip, maybe, maybe it'd be a good time. I saw Elon Musk was doing a podcast and he had some useful advice about being useful. And this is, you might recognize this as so exactly my opinion as well.
Scott Adams 3:57
And I like it whenever the smartest person in the world agrees with me. That always feels good. It's like, wait, wait, he agreed with me? Oh, that's cool. So here's his advice for young entrepreneurs. He says, try to be as useful as possible And later he clarified, useful to the most number of people. And that if you aspire to do that, and also something called true work, your probability of success is much higher. Do whatever it takes to succeed. Smash your ego, be humble. It's a super big deal. So you've heard me talk about getting your ego out of the process of success. So you've heard me say that. It's great advice. Be humble. Just in general, it's a good thing just to imagine that you don't have all the answers and maybe you're going to have to work hard to get the answers and be useful to the most number of people.
Scott Adams 4:51
That's literally my mission in life. That's why I'm doing this. I'm literally doing it right now. I could be giving advice to one person, but as Elon would point out, wouldn't it be better if you gave advice to 100,000 people? So that's what I'm doing. Probably 100,000 people will see this eventually. So great, great Elon Musk advice.

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