Chapter 1: What is the main focus of the Scott Adams School episode?
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Yes, we're live.
Good morning, everyone. Good morning. Hey, Marcella. Good morning to you in sunny California.
Good morning, Erica and Sergio. How are you?
And Owen, the voice. Good morning to everyone.
Good morning, you guys.
It's very cold where I am.
Is it? What is it?
I think it's something like four degrees.
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Chapter 2: How does wanting differ from deciding in personal goals?
And like Owen said yesterday, if you feel like you want to participate perhaps in like a reframe that you want to pick out and have a discussion about it, we would love that. So DM me or DM one of us, let us know. Okay. We, we want you to participate. And also, you know, we're going to,
Also recommend to you that you subscribe to Scott's Locals channel because that's where the Scott Adams School is going to be. That's where the campus is. It's on Locals, okay? So everything will be over there. That being said, you guys, I'm going to let Owen do what he does best, which is find amazing news stories for us.
And he check his page every morning because he posts all sorts of news stories. And that's what we're going to go off of today. And in the chat, you guys put your two cents in like, you know, we're going to read your comments as you guys are posting to see how you feel about the stories, what you're chiming in. Maybe we can drop. All right, EJ, don't DM me. I'm just kidding.
Um, maybe you can, um, drop a comment and if I see it, I'll try to get it in here. Okay. So I love you guys on local shout out to the beloveds over there. We love you so much. Okay. Yeah.
You have one thing. I want to say that everybody's welcome. I was a locals guy. You know, most of us were locals. But I don't want anybody on YouTube or X to feel like left out, please. We are having a truce here. We're going to unite all of us. And I just want to make sure of that because I had a blind spot for YouTube and X, I have to admit.
But now I'm realizing that there's a lot of wonderful people there and it's been great.
Yeah, come on over to Locals.
Yeah, Locals people are still better people, though. Sure.
I wanted to mention that there is a Locals birthday. Happy birthday, Christine. She turns, well, should I say 70? So happy birthday.
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Chapter 3: How do personality disorders relate to political activism?
He says, it's pretty clear to me that what we've been told about radicalization for the last 10 years is exactly the opposite of what's happened in reality. We've been told that men are increasingly radicalized to the right and that this is a bad thing. What actually happened is that women have increasingly radicalized to the left.
It doesn't really get talked about much, but to the extent it does, it will in every single case be framed as a good thing. And then the article goes on to say this isn't just America. There's a similar graph for South Korea and for Germany and the UK, and they're all showing the same thing. So it's not just American politics that's doing this. It's a global phenomenon.
And then it goes on to come up with at least some theory. This is, again, someone's personal theory about this, but it talks about how women evolved in environments where social exclusion carried enormous survival costs. You know, you can't hunt while you're pregnant. You can't fight while you're nursing. Like, they have a different set of biological needs. Whereas men face different pressure.
You know, they had to go hunt and explore and do combat and all sorts of things. And so this shows up in the personalities. You know, the women are a lot more agreeable. They're a lot more neurotic. They're more sensitive to negative stimuli. Whereas men have higher tolerance for disagreement and social conflict. And there are huge differences. And there's nothing good or bad about that.
It's just that's how it is. We're different. And then it goes on to say, okay, now let's bring social media into the picture. Everybody's on a smartphone now. And social media really is what they call a consensus engine. That your tribe used to be 150 people. That's the Dunbar number of how many people you could have a relationship with.
And now it's like everyone you ever met plus a whole bunch of strangers because you're seeing a constant stream of information about this consensus. And I think it's saying that that's driving women towards this consensus. in a way that doesn't really affect men nearly the same way. And then you bring in institutions.
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Chapter 4: What impact does Trump have on emotional responses in voters?
You have universities that have flipped to 60% female, and it's all very progressive, monoculture, super liberal. And so people are spending four years surrounded by people that all believe the same thing, professors who all believe the same thing. The reading lists all are one direction.
disagreement isn't even rare it's just it's socially punished and so you you get essentially indoctrinated through that and it goes on with some other things but i think we've kind of covered a lot of it what do you guys think of all this i think that um yeah go ahead sir do you
Oh, yeah. I was going to say that Scott called this like years ago. He made me look like a genius when I will tell my friend, you know what, do you notice how, you know, we are, the right is shifting more to the men and the women to the left? And, uh, that was like, I don't know, eight years ago that I told him, uh, because Scott said it and it's been happening.
Oh, and, um, you're so right that, uh, it is, um, it, it, everything is reinforces them to do that right now. And nothing has been stopping, but you know, is the, is the guys like me when I was dating Dagger, uh, that was just a complete thing, really, that was just facilitating her.
You know, so so I'm hoping that men do all of us is that also, you know, I feel like Scott, you know, be like a man like Scott was.
And then what I notice is that the reason women do this and, you know, it's just my thoughts on it is that they they need a lot of these women are single or single mothers and they they rely on the government to give everything to them. And so the left is big on government aid and having you just being taken care of versus the right is rugged individualism.
You create your own path and we're just gonna stay out of your way.
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Chapter 5: What are the effects of emotional voting among liberal women?
And that's, I think one of the reasons that women are attracted to the left. And, and it's not every woman, as we see, Eric and me are here.
Um, it's, there's a type of woman that needs that sort of, they don't have a father or they don't feel protected and they need government to do, um, you know, basically give them financial aid, but not only that, give them the power to have everybody else do what they want, like call monitor.
type of, you know, ideas that like, if someone's doing something, I need to be, be basically control, uh, what the country is doing, control everyone. Yeah.
I think, um, I've noticed, um, online and everywhere that a lot of, this is my opinion, you guys, um, that I, I feel like a lot of the women, um, because we know that women are emotional creatures typically more than men. And now you're seeing so many more emotional men, which for me is such a turnoff. It's like, okay. Yeah.
Like if something's genuinely sad, I get it or whatever, but men are like morphing into these feminists, whacked out women. These are my words. And it's, It's like they have to bring themselves down to their level. So now these women are taking the masculine role and the men are taking the feminine role in order to cohabitate or get along or whatever it is.
So everything's upside down and men by nature are supposed to be protectors and be strong and providers and whatever. but they're not allowed to be with these women. So I think either there's going to be a lot of breakups and divorce, which I think is already happening. Um, because how, like Sergio, right?
Like how could you coexist with somebody whose entire life is revolving around a political person? It has nothing to do with her. Like nobody's life is being hurt by things that are happening in DC. If you're a legal American citizen, let's say, um, But I don't know. I just think that those women are weak and their strong man, for lack of a better word, is the government.
And maybe they didn't have an example of that, like with their fathers or anyone in their family or their upbringing. I don't know exactly what it is, but it's odd that they can't see it, that they don't want to rely on a man. They hate men. Men are disgusting. But the government is their big daddy. So I'm just like, the irony is just pretty pathetic to me.
And have you noticed, I think I've noticed that a lot of these women on the left still complain about not being able to find a good man or a strong man or a good provider. And, you know, maybe some of what we're seeing is a response to not being able to find that. But it seems like they still want that. Like, like...
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