Episode 3024 CWSA 11-20-25

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Scott Adams 0:01
Hello? Do you hear this music?
Scott Adams 0:32
Well, that is Kira the Don working on his new album based on me. So what he does, if you haven't heard it, it's pretty amazing. He takes podcasters or notable people and he takes their voice and he puts it to music and beats and video. And next thing you know, you've got this amazing piece of art. that people have been telling me is not like other art. So it's not just like music. It's not just like video music. It apparently fills some kind of slot you didn't know needed to be filled. So that'll be, apparently that'll be available around Christmas. And I'll remind you when that happens. I will remind you Don't worry. You will be reminded. All right. Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the highlight of human civilization.
Scott Adams 1:43
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Scott Adams 2:25
Mmm. Mmm. Rah. Yep. That's the noise I make when I drink coffee. I don't apologize for it. Well, we got quite a show today. I'll be making you smarter. Come on. I should be seeing those comments right now. There they are. I gotcha. I got your comments right there. All right, let's move that over there. My God, this is good. So good. All right, people. Whoa, stop it. So I saw Joshua Lysak did a post on asking people if they think that YouTube has suppressed my content. How many of you think YouTube, specifically, has suppressed my content? Is that possible? Well, all we know for sure is what Joshua pointed out, that for reasons that are hard to understand, I seem to get about 25,000 viewers every day no matter what I'm doing.
Scott Adams 3:41
What are the odds of that? Every day? 25,000? Roughly? No, it doesn't look real, but stranger things have happened. So I wouldn't accuse them of anything because I can't prove it. But it would be pretty weird if I had the same number of viewers for 10 years at the same time that my number of subscribers went up by 100. So the people who voluntarily said, hey, I'll click that because I want to see more of your stuff, that's like over 100,000. you know started at a thousand and yet the total number of traffic total traffic numbers about the same speaking of numbers there's some new uh employment numbers that people are liking so we'll see what that does the stock market today uh i guess unemployment edged up a little bit
Scott Adams 4:41
which means that there's a slightly greater chance that the Fed will lower interest rates, which is good for the stock market too. So probably this is all good news. We don't know how much of it is real. How much are you going to believe about employment numbers? It's a problem, right? If your government tells you that they got some brand new numbers, and it sure makes the current administration look like they're doing a great job, Well, you probably should ask some questions about that, I say. A judge has dismissed an FTC antitrust case against Meta, claiming, according to Reclaim the Net, that the social media company had plenty of competition, or at least enough. They had enough competition. So Judge Boasberg, huh?
Scott Adams 5:39
He said the FTC failed to prove that Meta's ownership. Oh, surprise. Judge Boasberg, we've dealt with him before. Surprise. He thinks Facebook can do what they want here in terms of competition. I think he's probably right on this. Does it seem to you that Meta has a competition on social media? Yeah. Doesn't really, does it? Maybe it's cornered the market on your grandma, but I don't know. So I wouldn't worry about that one. So for the first time, an entire nation has adopted a specific AI, and it's Saudi Arabia. You know, the Saudis visited the White House yesterday.

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