Episode 3050 CWSA 12/22/25

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Scott Adams 0:00
Come on in. Let me make sure my setup is working. Come on in. Good morning. Happy Monday. Let me get my locals comments separate. We're going to have a good show today. Oh, so good. You're going to learn about persuasion and cussing and so much more. So much more. Oh, so good. Oh, what? That shouldn't have happened. Let me try this. We are getting a different. There we go. That's better. There we go. Come on in. Come on in. All right, let me give a little announcement while you're streaming in. If you were subscribing to Get Dilbert Reborn, those are the naughty and daily comic strips, you may have noticed that I missed a week while I was in the hospital. I did post the few extra that were in the can, but my art director and I need to catch up.
Scott Adams 1:31
So I'm going to try over the next month

What insights are shared about persuasion and cursing?

Scott Adams 1:34
to up my production of comics from once a day to 1.5 a day. And somewhere around a month I should get back to current. So the dates of the comics will look old. They'll be a week old and five days old and four days old. Because, as you know, I am genetically incapable of being lazy. So I'm completely aware that you would give me a pass for being in the hospital. Am I right? There's nobody who would say, oh, I'm going to unsubscribe because I missed five days of comics while you were in the hospital. I don't think you will do that. But the reciprocity for that is I'm going to try really hard to make sure that I produce the 100%. It's just going to take a little extra work. Now I think I can do it because I had already evolved into doing the writing and then just doing some art direction for my actual artist who has worked with me for years and can draw Dilbert better than I can.
Scott Adams 2:50
So you'll see a little bit of difference in the drawing, probably mostly in the backgrounds. So at this point, uh the characters will look exactly the way they should that should be perfect but there might be different choices made for the background art and i'm also working with my artist to see if i can close that gap a little bit all right so that's enough about that how would you like the simultaneous sip i know why you're here All you need is a cup or mug or a glass, a tank or a chalice or a stein, a canteen jug or a 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 of the day, the thing that makes everything better.
Scott Adams 3:41
It's called, that's right, the simultaneous sip. Go. Oh, so good. So, so good. All right, let's see what's happening this week. It's a slow Monday, so I thought I'd start out with a reframe. Anybody want to hear a reframe? All right, I was asked this morning during what is called the pre-show, and if you didn't know it, I do a pre-show before this show. The pre-show is only for subscribers of the locals platform. And one of the locals people asked me, how do you learn to change your mind? And how do you recognize people who can do it? And I thought, that's a really good question. How do you learn to change your mind? And here's the reframe. I'm reasonably sure that part of the reason, it's not 100% the reason, but a big part of the reason people don't want to change their mind
Scott Adams 4:55
is that it would look like weakness and maybe you would look like, well, you're not so smart, you know, because you were wrong. So the reframe is this, there's something I can guarantee you as an official smart person. First of all, would you accept my, do you accept my starting assumption that I am a smart person? True? Even if you hate me, would you agree? that I would be classified as a smart person. And so I'm going to talk as an official smart person. Nothing is smarter than being able to change your mind. So instead of thinking of your ability to change your mind as a weakness, you should think of it as a strength, almost a superpower. You've seen me change my mind in front of you how many times?
Scott Adams 5:55
I mean, how many times have you seen me change my mind? A few, right? Did I ever look like I got weaker? Did it make me look stupid? Not at all. You probably said to yourself, wow, I wish I could have done that.

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