Episode 2232 Scott Adams: I'm Glad We Finally Have A President Who Never Lies. Phew!
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Summary
A new breakthrough in battery charging, and why the past doesn t exist. Plus, a new theory about what the building blocks of reality are made of, and how they came to be. And a new way to get rid of the past.
Transcript
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It's the best thing that's ever happened to you.
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I'd be lying if I said I didn't have any technical difficulties this morning,
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And if you'd like to take your experience and yours,
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I'm letting the people on Twitter live watch it from my point of view,
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so they're watching the screens the same as I am from the side.
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If you'd like your experience to go up to levels that have never been possible before,
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all you need is a cup or mug or a glass, a tank or chalice or stein,
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Join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine.
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At the end of the day, the thing that makes everything better.
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It's called the simultaneous sip, and it happens now.
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There's a new breakthrough in battery charging at the PazTech, wherever that is.
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has come up with a technology that will charge your electric car in six minutes.
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Imagine if you'd charge your electric car in six minutes.
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And apparently it can charge it to one and a half times more than the theoretical limit.
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So it can charge it more than the theoretical limit of the battery itself.
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Will this ever turn into a practical technology?
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Or few things ever turn into practical technologies.
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You know, once again, this is one of those, do you think they included this breakthrough when they did the climate models?
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Do you think they knew that we'd be charging an electric car in six minutes?
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Well, I don't know if we will, but I'd like to start with optimism.
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I'd like to start this show with whatever makes you feel good, even if it's not true.
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But you're wondering how they do it, and I can explain it very easily.
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It's pretty much a straightforward galvanic replacement-derived process.
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I mean, if you didn't see that, I don't know what's wrong with you.
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And it looks like the, it's basically just another method to synthesize manganese-ferronites as anode material,
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because that's known for its superior lithium-ion storage capacity and ferromagnetic properties.
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And I know a lot of you already knew that, so this is review, but for the new people.
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Here's something to wake up your mind in the morning.
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I mean, it did exist, but it doesn't exist now.
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And we know that the future hasn't happened yet.
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We got your particles, and you got your quarks and your leptons,
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Do you ever wonder what that stuff was made of?
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What are the building blocks of reality actually made of?
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Well, the scientists, many of them say strings, vibrating strings,
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Do you know what the official scientific answer?
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For what the strings are made of, that are vibrating,
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that create all the matter in the universe, from the smallest to the biggest.
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Don't say energy, because I know you're going to say energy.
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Now, it seems more likely that it's made of something,
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apparently the Twitter thing moves every time I move with my microphone.
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I found the only way to fuck this up, by putting it on a Lazy Susan.
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I found the only way to actually make this not work,
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the past doesn't exist, the future doesn't exist,
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Now, if that doesn't tell you that we're a simulation,
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I'll just leave that there for you to think about.
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I'd like to win a Nobel Prize in science right now
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Because you know there were some recent studies,
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in the man cave before any of this makes sense.