Episode 1612 Scott Adams: Today I Will Violate the Narrative on the 2020 Election and Vaccination Safety. Will I Be Suspended?
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Length
1 hour and 20 minutes
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143.11234
Summary
This is the final episode of the podcast before I get kicked off social media. But before we do that, join me for one last, possibly final sip of coffee, and we talk about a hypothetical that has a 75% chance of killing you.
Transcript
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I've accepted a challenge, we'll talk about that later,
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to violate the narrative and see if I get kicked off of social media.
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But before we do that, would you like to have one possibly final simultaneous sip?
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I actually am going to see how close I can fly to the sun.
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And I'm doing it for the purpose of making a point.
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If I don't, well, maybe I will have defined the boundary
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and will have a little better sense of what gets you kicked off.
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a tanker, chalice, a stein, a canteen jug, a flask, a vessel of any kind.
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And join me now for the unparalleled and possibly final pleasure.
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Well, we're going to wait for the audience to build up for the big event
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But before we do that, let's talk about some other things.
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because I'm always interested in whether our decisions are made by reason
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and good data or are our decisions made irrationally.
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They could have a 100% chance of dying or a 25% chance of dying.
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You could have a 100% chance of dying or, option two, a 25% chance of dying.
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Well, of course, I'm sort of presenting the situation
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That the reason that you would either die or not die,
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what would happen if you just introduced the idea of a vaccination
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Would people have trouble answering a really simple question
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if you just added a little vaccination in there?
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and say it's either a 100% chance of dying or 25%?
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because then he's going to turn it into something else.
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No, I wasn't going to turn it into something else.
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If the next variant were to spread as easily as Omicron...
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Now, the idea is that everybody would get it eventually
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So imagine that there was some new virus that came out
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you could take a vaccine, again, hypothetically,
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Now, I think the reason they couldn't answer it
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is that there's a consistency issue that we all have.
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that maybe doesn't make that look like a good idea,
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from a government database, the VAERS database.
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Now, the VAERS database is not confirmed problems,
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Does the VAERS database normally get this much attention?
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Would the New York Times have some obligation to tell you,
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no, you cannot rely on the VAERS database for certainty,
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that the pandemic is getting a lot of attention,
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So although you should not take it as the final word,
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I'm not supporting Marjorie Taylor Greene's interpretation