Episode 3069 The Scott Adams School 01/11/26

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Unknown 0:01
Accept, accept.
Gus Gutfeld 0:05
So it's the same two people I accepted before.
Unknown 0:07
Yeah. And then how come you're not in? I know, but how come you're not live, though? It says live. I am live. Where are you?
Gus Gutfeld 0:25
Looks like...
Greg Gutfeld 0:29
Hello?

How does Scott Adams feel about the transition to The Scott Adams School?

Greg Gutfeld 0:29
Can you see me? We see you. Awesome.
Gus Gutfeld 0:33
I can't figure out how to put you on screen.
Greg Gutfeld 0:37
I can see you and me on screen. You saw us both. I mean, I see. There you go.
Gus Gutfeld 0:44
What?
Holy crap.
Greg Gutfeld 0:49
Two amazing brains, and this is so hard.
Gus Gutfeld 0:53
It's the hardest thing I've ever done in my life. So Shelly will keep on trying to text our other invited guests. Yeah.
Scott Adams 1:09
So I think if we go to the waiting room, they might be in there. Can we see if there's anybody else in the waiting room?
Gus Gutfeld 1:14
Oh, no, I don't want to go anywhere.
Greg Gutfeld 1:16
Because you're afraid to move. You already got a good spot.
Scott Adams 1:21
Yeah, nothing there.

What insights are shared about the Minnesota protests?

Gus Gutfeld 1:24
So Dr. Drew... Are you, Shelley, can you text Dr. Drew?
Scott Adams 1:33
Yeah, I think you did.
Gus Gutfeld 1:35
Find out if he has the latest link that you just emailed him.
Greg Gutfeld 1:39
Yeah, he probably, he might. I mean, I had a problem on my phone, but then I had, once I got the Rumble app, it was, it worked out. You might just need to refresh it.
Gus Gutfeld 1:51
So find out if Dr. Chu has downloaded the Rumble app on anything.
Scott Adams 1:57
Okay. Why don't you guys get started? And I don't know if it's going to work for them, but if they can get into the link and get in, we can accept them as soon as they can get in.
Gus Gutfeld 2:08
All right. We've got a little IQ test here, everybody. Is Gregson the leaderboard?
Unknown 2:16
Yes. But I don't know why. Owen is here, too. I guess I passed the test.
Greg Gutfeld 2:24
Is that Owen?
Unknown 2:25
That is Owen.

How do AI and online trust interact in today's digital landscape?

Greg Gutfeld 2:26
Hi, Owen. How are you?
Unknown 2:29
Hello, Greg.
Greg Gutfeld 2:30
Good. Good. So what do you want to talk about? Can I tell you about a conversation I had yesterday?
Gus Gutfeld 2:37
Tell me about it.
Greg Gutfeld 2:40
So I was talking to a mutual friend of ours, and we were talking about, like, how the coffee with Scott Adams is uniquely irreplaceable, which is redundant. And it's like, and she was saying to me that it has to do with the fact that it's doesn't feel like a show. And the moment that like, if anybody tries to kind of recreate that, they have to somehow figure out kind of the natural nature of, of, what you did and it might not be possible. Like you could think of the right person, but that may not be enough. It's like, it's something about the fact that it just did not feel like a show. I thought that was interesting.
Gus Gutfeld 3:27
The show that did not feel like a show.
Greg Gutfeld 3:30
Yeah.
Gus Gutfeld 3:31
That's what I was aiming for.
Greg Gutfeld 3:32
Yeah.

What are the implications of the Iran protests discussed?

Gus Gutfeld 3:33
Yeah. I always wanted it to feel like you're in my living room or chatting.
Yeah.
Greg Gutfeld 3:39
Yeah. It was like, I tried that with red eye where every night I tried to do something different. So it felt like it was in somebody's basement. And I think it worked. I think it kind of worked, but it's like, if you try to do it, like, like I try to give people advice, like, don't do, don't, you don't have to say, hello, this is the Greg Gutfeld show. You don't have to do that. You know, you can do what you do. And then you kind of like move around, got your papers, you know, Oh, and then we, you know, we did, we were trying to go through people who, who would be the closest to you as a replacement. It's a game.
Gus Gutfeld 4:20
All right. Now I have to know who you thought was the closest.
Greg Gutfeld 4:23
Well, okay. I'm going to tell you the people. Okay. So by the first, in terms of somebody who, who gives wisdom that I can use, Adam Carolla is really good, but his countenance is different than yours. He's like,

How does Scott Adams define consciousness in relation to AI?

Greg Gutfeld 4:38
he, he's not like, it's hard. He's not the friendliest kind of persona. And, and he's, I think it's because he's like, he's got the, the angry comedian thing. So even if he's right, right. Going to alienate some people, which, which, which you don't have. And then, but you know, the one I think is the best is Walter Kern, but he also has a point of view, but he has this very folksy, He's very real. And he does this podcast with Matt Taibbi. And you kind of feel like you're also pals. But it's really weird. It's like your talent stack is such a combination of things that it's almost impossible to find, you know, the.
Gus Gutfeld 5:30
Is he going to take a poop on your shoulder?
Greg Gutfeld 5:33
has been doing, like, while I was waiting, he's been bothering the hell out of me.

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