Real Coffee with Scott Adams - Episode 2857 CWSA 06⧸02⧸25

00:00:00.000 a look at stocks stocks not so good not so good so let's not think about stocks and instead

00:00:15.360 come on scott i can make this work

00:00:21.600 come on there we go perfection

00:00:26.960 if it seems like i have a little bit more light than normal

00:00:35.600 one of my shades is broken so i'm all lit up so to speak

00:00:48.240 i guess i should get my microphone better with it's better with the microphone right

00:00:56.960 all right good morning everybody and welcome to the highlight of human civilization

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00:01:53.600 all right that's that's some good stuff so i wonder if there's any science that they could have

00:02:02.480 skipped and just asked me well here we go according to psi posts uh over in china they studied some

00:02:12.560 ping pong players and they found that if they kept the ping pong players awake for 36 hours in a row

00:02:20.320 and gave them a sleep deprivation guess what happened

00:02:24.320 do you think they were better at ping pong no no it turns out they were worse

00:02:35.200 did you really need to study if ping pong players would be better or worse with sleep deprivation

00:02:44.720 couldn't you do that with literally everything i wonder if they got a new funding they got a new grant

00:02:51.680 all right now we're going to test tennis yes if you do not if you do not sleep for 36 hours you will not

00:03:02.720 be that good at tennis compared to your baseline so next time just ask me um elon musk announced today

00:03:15.600 that uh apparently you can make audio and video calls without a phone number across all x platforms

00:03:27.040 but i can't figure out how to do it do whatever you have a uh a new button where you can call people on x

00:03:35.920 because i looked for the button and found none so maybe maybe that's getting rolled out a little bit at a time

00:03:47.600 now how many of you saw the new video of bigfoot

00:03:53.120 so the latest video of bigfoot uh is the guy with a shirt

00:03:59.120 if there if there's one oh it's chat

00:04:06.240 it's chat people are saying i didn't see anything called chat

00:04:11.920 anyway uh if there's one thing i know about bigfoot you know i'm not i'm not some kind of like

00:04:19.360 bigfoot expert or anything but there's one thing i know about bigfoot

00:04:23.920 he doesn't wear a shirt so so if you see a bigfoot with a shirt probably not the real one

00:04:37.680 that's just my tip

00:04:40.880 well according to uh wonderful engineering um they've got an aircraft motor that's so quiet you

00:04:49.680 wouldn't even hear it um at the moment it's for smaller planes ultra lights but if you live where i

00:04:58.080 live how many of you live where there's always plain pollution noise i live pretty close to an airport

00:05:08.800 so there's pretty much airplane noise all the time and i don't even hear like traffic noise because

00:05:18.160 there's not that much traffic but i hear airplanes all day long and uh wouldn't it be good if you

00:05:28.800 didn't have to hear it well maybe so it's a company called uh whisper arrow and uh they're testing it out now

00:05:39.680 well joel uh pollock right bar news is calling out cnn and bbc for running a unverified claim

00:05:51.120 that israel killed palestinians at aid site apparently there is no evidence for that whatsoever but it

00:05:58.960 didn't stop cnn and bbc from running with it running with the fake news

00:06:05.920 um anyway sorry i got a little bit of allergies this morning

00:06:18.720 so uh president trump is uh rolling out a new task force to look into uh

00:06:26.480 california california is uh wasting of money for uh the homeless so apparently california spent

00:06:36.880 more than 24 billion dollars over five years and i don't think anybody knows where any of that money went

00:06:46.240 24 billion dollars where do you think that even went because it's not like they bought tents

00:06:58.800 i i don't know what that's for but uh trump is gonna get a little task force according to rsbn

00:07:06.080 and uh u.s attorney bill s say lee is going to be in charge of that this one's kind of fun

00:07:17.120 because don't you assume there's a 100 chance that there's going to be massive fraud discovered

00:07:24.880 and then we're going to find out how california actually works

00:07:28.480 i i think california is just a money laundering criminal enterprise i think all of the mayors and

00:07:40.000 maybe higher than that are corrupt and i think that they uh give out contracts to people that are

00:07:48.000 friends with them and i get a kickback and it feels to me like a state government

00:07:56.560 is literally just a rico you know just this big criminal enterprise and everybody knows it

00:08:05.520 so that's what i think well according to rick moran and pj media jake tapper's book original sin

00:08:17.440 is not really selling as well as he hoped so if you want to compare that

00:08:22.720 um i guess if you compared it to bob woodward's book fear trump in the white house that one sold more

00:08:31.920 than a million copies in the first week but i think uh tapper's book sold 50 000. so 50 000 versus a million

00:08:43.120 that's a pretty big difference now what could account for that difference well they could have asked scott

00:08:55.040 because here's a lesson i learned the hard way when i wrote the book the dilber principle it was a number 0.95

00:09:02.560 one bestseller because it said your boss is stupid but you the reader are smart that's how you sell a book 0.95

00:09:13.760 so when bob woodward wrote fear trump in the white house then all the people who were afraid of trump 0.99

00:09:22.240 they would read it and they would say oh i'm as smart as bob woodward he just knows a few more

00:09:29.920 things that i know so he's routing out my knowledge so if if somebody sells a book that's trying to tell

00:09:38.640 you what you already know but they say it better and they add some details that's going to be a bestseller 0.99

00:09:46.880 the book that nobody wants is you are an idiot and all the people you trusted were liars 1.00

00:09:54.320 and that's what the tapper book is because it starts with um you know if you were a little bit smarter 1.00

00:10:05.280 as a democrat you would have noticed that 0.76

00:10:09.440 biden was you know mentally incompetent and maybe you should have done something about it as a voter 0.54

00:10:15.120 so it's basically an insult to voters indirectly and it's a condemnation of who they believed 0.59

00:10:25.360 so not only do the voters get to feel bad about themselves it's like why did i do something about

00:10:30.560 this uh but they they feel bad about the people whose job it is to tell them what's real the news and

00:10:39.200 and the democratic party so if you would come to me and said scott which of these two books will sell

00:10:47.520 more bob woodward's fear trump in the white house or original sin which is all about everybody who's a

00:10:57.760 democrat being incompetent and not noticing the obvious

00:11:02.000 the definitely the woodward book i would have picked so that's your uh author um persuasion lesson

00:11:13.440 for the day if you're an author you want to write what people already think but you want to write it

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00:12:34.000 is linked to stronger peer relationships and boys so apparently if you play that specific game

00:12:42.640 uh you actually strengthen your uh social skills and your peer relationships but

00:12:49.600 uh uh that's not true of every video game so some games like um well clash of clans was also good so

00:12:59.920 fortnite and clash of clans i i've never played either of them but if you played mortal combat

00:13:06.640 you would just get more aggressive i guess i would have known that if you play a game where basically

00:13:17.040 you're just ripping somebody apart without any friends it seems like you would just get more aggressive

00:13:25.840 you know anyway so um i'm not surprised by that that boys actually uh strengthen their their peer

00:13:37.680 relationships through video games i've noticed it haven't you have you seen people who play games a lot

00:13:46.400 and you see that they seem to have a sort of a strong social network it's usually online but

00:13:53.520 and often uh i used to watch my stepson come home and he would get on you know get on the xbox and he'd be

00:14:03.760 playing with all of his friends from school so i always thought that was kind of social well bill maher and

00:14:12.880 david mamet were in uh bill maher's what's it called club random

00:14:17.920 and uh bill maher still has this this hoax he has to lose he still believes january 6

00:14:29.280 was an attempted insurrection and that the problem was uh trump for not saying i concede

00:14:38.880 but david mamet was not having any of that

00:14:42.400 so so when bill maher was saying uh not saying talking about trump not saying i concede caused 0.98

00:14:53.920 half the country to riot and david mamet says you're foolish yet 0.78

00:15:01.360 because it's ridiculous to imagine that just because trump didn't say i concede that that caused 0.95

00:15:08.960 half of the half of the country to uh do an insurrection now as you know the january 6 narrative

00:15:20.160 is a hoax you all know that right how many of you know january 6 is just another one of the big hoaxes

00:15:32.000 it's like biden's brain is good it's like the finding people hoax

00:15:36.640 it's one of the famous ones one of the most famous ones now what would it take to debunk the january 6

00:15:45.440 hoax it would be pretty easy all you would have to do is bring in a a panel of half a dozen people

00:15:55.680 maybe a dozen and put them in in the studio and you'd say all right you were there on that day

00:16:03.280 and you protested and you entered the building now don't talk to the violent ones you know the

00:16:10.960 violent ones are that's a separate category but the ones who just showed up and you asked them

00:16:19.280 what was your intention how many of them would say we knew we know we lost the election but we were

00:16:27.200 trying to overturn it none and nobody would say that and yet that's the narrative the narrative is they

00:16:38.560 all knew they lost and they tried to overthrow the result nothing like that happened what did happen

00:16:49.440 is that the result was so out of uh let's say out of pattern the the number of votes that biden got

00:16:59.520 were so strange compared to historical patterns that looked it looked obviously rigged now i don't know

00:17:08.160 that it was rigged but i can say for sure that if you looked at just the numbers and you looked at the

00:17:16.080 the bellwether states but i think it's bellwether counties if you looked at the bellwether counties

00:17:24.160 and then you looked at the total number of votes that biden got that's not enough for me to say i know

00:17:31.840 it was rigged but it's enough for me to say oh that looked totally rigged and so the people who were

00:17:40.640 protesting were trying to make sure that they had not presided over a rigged election so they just

00:17:49.120 wanted a little time to take another look at that so they could be sure that it wasn't rigged

00:17:56.480 and uh the nancy pelosi play she just turned it into turns it into this

00:18:03.120 you know one of the greatest hoaxes of last 10 years but it will fall apart the january hoax will

00:18:14.080 january 6 hoax will fall apart all right did you know that in the bay area where i live

00:18:21.360 that uh there are licensed psychologists who help you with um with things like ayahuasca and psilocybin

00:18:34.240 and uh other hallucinogens and they can it's called integration therapy

00:18:41.280 and so if you wanted to try hallucinogen because you thought it'd be good for your mental health

00:18:50.960 you can get a uh a coaching session with a an expert a licensed psychologist who can help you

00:19:01.520 integrate it now i don't know what it means to integrate it because there are stories of people who

00:19:07.680 um did ayahuasca and then their life was better and they lost all their inhibitions and all the

00:19:17.600 things that bothered them but there are also stories of people who were engineers

00:19:24.160 who did ayahuasca once for psilocybin and then decided they didn't want to be engineers anymore

00:19:32.000 and they they just quit and i don't know what they do start a little forum in the country or something

00:19:41.200 so maybe they're happier so i'm not saying it doesn't work but uh are you surprised

00:19:50.560 that ayahuasca and psilocybin are helping people with their mental health you should not be

00:19:58.320 and the bay area is the uh i guess it's the place where there's no stigma according to this article

00:20:04.960 i'm reading i think it was in the uh wall street journal um so isn't it for for the uh techies

00:20:16.000 you know if if you lived where i lived it's like seems like everybody's on some kind of hallucinogen

00:20:22.880 how many of you could say that

00:20:28.320 is it true that where you live there are lots of people on hallucinogens because here it's

00:20:36.080 it's so common you don't even talk about it

00:20:42.160 no major life decisions for two weeks after a powerful dose that's probably a good idea

00:20:47.360 you just got passing out from dmt all right well there's another brutal cnn poll about democrats

00:21:01.040 uh just uh 16 16 of americans believe the dnc has strong leaders 16 one six

00:21:16.480 that's pretty bad

00:21:19.760 and uh but republicans 40 say the republicans have strong leaders

00:21:26.960 now how how do if you're a republican how in the world do you say that trump is not a strong leader

00:21:37.120 like isn't that a weird result now i can understand why people would say that the democrats don't have a

00:21:45.520 strong leader but how could you possibly have voted for trump and not think he's a strong leader how

00:21:54.160 how could you possibly have only 40 percent that doesn't make sense to me

00:22:01.040 anyway um only 19 percent think the dnc can get things done but 36 think the republicans can

00:22:12.640 so these are pretty brutal numbers and when uh hakeem jeffries was presented with these numbers on cnn

00:22:20.160 his answer was we don't have the presidency so if you don't have the presidency you can't get anything

00:22:28.800 done and nobody thinks you have a strong leader but they were kind of talking about him weren't they

00:22:34.960 shouldn't he be the strong leader that's pretty bad

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00:22:55.680 think um have you seen have you all seen the weird tall hair guy on msnbc if i described him would you

00:23:06.080 know who he is so i don't know what he is ethnically maybe indian um but he's got this sort of a gray

00:23:15.680 streaked hair that he's streaked hair that he's teased up so it's like a foot above his head

00:23:21.520 and just creates this like a it looks like a flame but without the red

00:23:30.240 it's kind of interesting i have to say if you see him once

00:23:36.320 um you're you're definitely going to remember him so it works from that perspective but anyway he was

00:23:46.320 on msnbc and he's buying into the uh idea i think there was one professor in boston who came up with

00:23:54.640 this that the cuts to usaid have already resulted in 300 000 deaths

00:24:06.320 now can you even imagine believing that they're already just already 300 000 deaths

00:24:16.320 um i don't think so i think he's probably under the idea that usaid

00:24:26.960 is literally like age for people who want food and stuff there's a little bit of that

00:24:35.520 oh bono bono said

00:24:37.200 uh all right no not not the uh dandelion guy the dandelion guys he's different

00:24:53.520 but i i can't even imagine believing that number

00:24:58.640 well the uh tinder app has uh made a change um apparently you can set it for

00:25:07.680 not showing you any men who are under six feet tall

00:25:13.440 now isn't that exactly what everybody does with it anyway don't they

00:25:21.280 look at the height and eliminate everybody under six feet tall so now you can just not even ever see

00:25:28.080 anybody who's who's under six feet tall now shouldn't that destroy the app 0.97

00:25:35.760 because it's just going to be a bunch of uh women who want tall guys and i think the number of tall 1.00

00:25:45.600 guys who are also single and handsome is like uh seven percent of the population

00:25:51.760 so that seven percent are going to have their own little app everybody else is just going to be

00:25:58.480 invisible on the app anyway i can't believe tinder will last as a business

00:26:05.360 i think i think ai will uh replace all the uh dating apps because once your ai gets to know you

00:26:16.800 you can send it out to find somebody to be compatible with like an agent so it'd be like a a dating

00:26:26.800 consultant or something so once your ai knew you know everything about you from your picture to your

00:26:36.400 height to your job to your your preferences couldn't you send that out and have it talk to other ai's

00:26:45.600 and and set up a date for you so i think that's going to happen yeah

00:26:53.280 anyway um remember i always tell you that if you know what happened you don't know anything

00:26:59.040 but if you know who the people are well then you might know so george stephanopoulos on abc so that's

00:27:09.040 the first person how many of you know that george stephanopoulos might be the most biased

00:27:18.640 person in all news the biased or democrats uh which would be no surprise because he he was

00:27:26.640 you know he worked for clinton etc but he was talking about an article in the atlantic

00:27:36.000 do you all know what the atlantic is it's not really a genuine magazine it's more like

00:27:46.080 a thing that somebody rich keeps in business so they could write hit pieces against um republicans

00:27:54.000 basically and an article was written by david from frum f-r-u-m now again does that name ring the bell

00:28:05.520 how many of you would recognize the name david from he would not be an unbiased person

00:28:13.680 all right so do you remember what the wrap-up smear is nancy pelosi explained it so you you give the

00:28:24.800 story to somebody in another publication like the atlantic and then that gives all the other networks

00:28:32.800 a reason to talk about it all right did you see this article in the atlantic uh david from

00:28:39.280 how's this article in the atlantic can you respond to it so this is the sort of thing that should be

00:28:46.880 looked at as uh as sketchy business but interestingly the topic is trump's uh sketchy financial business

00:28:59.520 and i guess they they're trying to uh collect together all of the various things that they

00:29:07.280 think he's doing that don't sound quite right there's like a crypto thing and there's a something about a

00:29:15.600 pardon and then there's the qatari jet and then there's a you know something about donors

00:29:26.480 and i'm thinking to myself you can't complicate things because they're trying to do this hit piece

00:29:35.440 but if they just throw in all these different things well this one person went to a fundraiser

00:29:42.880 um we don't know if they gave anything

00:29:47.360 there's just going to be a whole bunch of you know unrelated stories about

00:29:51.120 how somebody did anyway so my question about uh all of the alleged trump um selfish bad behavior

00:30:04.160 where he's trying to make money for himself is is anybody losing money is trump making money on the

00:30:13.520 on the backs of somebody else or is it just business as usual i don't know if there's somebody who's a

00:30:22.480 victim then maybe i care about it if there are no victims and everything's kind of transparent i don't

00:30:30.560 care about it too much all right um apparently the uk is now on war footing

00:30:43.040 so um starmer out of the uk he he says a the uk should get ready for war fighting

00:30:53.840 he's going to put a billion dollars into ai and cyber security he's going to build six new munition

00:31:01.200 factories 12 nuclear attack submarines and a bunch of missile defense systems air and missile defense

00:31:10.160 so does the uk know something that we don't know is lindsey graham over there 0.98

00:31:20.640 trying to get everybody all worked up

00:31:24.480 is there a bigger war coming because i keep hearing that uh putin won't be happy until he

00:31:32.640 conquers all of europe do you think that's true do you think that putin wants to conquer all of europe

00:31:44.640 do you think yes i i think yes if it were free and easy but it wouldn't be free and it wouldn't be easy

00:31:53.040 and there would be you know there would be resistance forever and yeah i don't think you could really

00:32:00.000 conquer those countries too easily yeah no i don't believe it i i do think um

00:32:08.320 um putin wants to conquer the countries that are sort of adjacent to russia

00:32:17.520 especially ones that the soviet union has conquered before because it's going to feel like there's some

00:32:23.840 some some kind of history there

00:32:28.720 anyway so i worry that the uk knows something we don't know claudia was leaving for her pickleball

00:32:35.680 tournament i've been visualizing my match all week she was so focused on visualizing that she didn't 0.95

00:32:41.120 see the column behind her car on her backhand side good thing claudia is with intact the insurer with 1.00

00:32:47.440 the largest network of auto service centers in the country everything was taken care of under one roof

00:32:52.400 and she was on her way in a rental car in no time i made it to my tournament and lost in the first 1.00

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00:33:10.480 so here's a story out of mexico so the president claudia scheinbaum

00:33:16.720 um is uh leading up a new thing which she says will make mexico the most democratic countries in the world

00:33:28.640 so apparently all their judges will be chosen by the public now so i guess the old way they were appointed

00:33:36.880 but now they'll all be um picked by the the public the trouble is that one of the political parties

00:33:47.200 has a huge majority which suggests that one political party is going to get most of the

00:33:55.360 judges that would agree with them and apparently in mexico 90 of crimes are unreported or not even

00:34:03.760 investigated 90 percent so that's that's about as broken as you can get for uh you know any kind of

00:34:14.720 a justice system um and this is looks like it would make it worse and then they're also lowering

00:34:22.160 the requirement to be a judge you just have to have a law degree and five years of experience

00:34:27.840 so good luck mexico it doesn't look like that's gonna work farid zacario on the scene and i was talking about that

00:34:40.480 well according to a uh gentleman on x who says he's dedicated to revealing government spending and fraud

00:34:49.760 um his name is aladdin he he seems to have found some uh hotel bills for uh senator lindsey graham and richard

00:35:02.320 blumenthal uh for a lavish lavish a kiev uh hotel and if you want to know how much they allegedly spent

00:35:13.920 now i don't know if this is true by the way so i can't i can't guarantee that this story will hold up

00:35:20.880 but um according to aladdin um on june 1st uh two big transactions uh happened one for over four

00:35:34.080 hundred thousand dollars that's a hotel bill by the way and another for over four hundred thousand

00:35:41.360 so there were two hotel bills they were both over four hundred thousand dollars

00:35:48.080 now i was trying to think is there any legitimate reason that it could be that much

00:35:55.120 because maybe they have to book the entire floor for security reasons you know is there something going on

00:36:03.760 that requires that much doesn't sound right to me

00:36:13.200 so we might find out that uh lindsey graham and richard blumenthal are getting a little extra

00:36:22.320 from uh ukraine but i would say that's not uh that's not confirmed i would look for additional

00:36:31.200 sources before you believe that one um you probably heard that uh ukraine staged a very successful

00:36:43.600 drone attack very deep into russia at their airports and destroyed a bunch of their bombers

00:36:53.120 now they still have plenty of bombers left so it's not like

00:36:55.920 you know it's not like that's the end of their bombing runs but um if it's true

00:37:05.440 this is how they did it now i'm not positive that this makes sense but but when i first heard that

00:37:13.200 they were like you know thousands of miles into moscow i wondered can you really send a drone

00:37:22.480 thousands of thousands of miles into moscow not moscow into russia uh thousands of miles

00:37:29.760 and the answer is maybe they didn't so the uh the alleged way they did it was

00:37:38.800 they had a whole bunch of drones and they packed them in a uh big truck and they hired russians 1.00

00:37:45.360 russians to drive the trucks because they didn't know what the cargo was so they hired russians to 0.99

00:37:52.400 drive these big trucks uh near the airports where they wanted to attack and then the truck would open

00:38:00.960 up automatically i think the the roof of it and all the drone swarms would take off and then they would

00:38:08.480 attack the um they would attack the uh bombers that were sitting on the the tarmacs and then the truck

00:38:18.800 itself would blow up um would blow up so it would get rid of the evidence do you believe that

00:38:30.560 do you believe that they were so clever that they planned for a year and a half to get russian truck

00:38:40.400 drivers to drive their swarm of drones into deep into russia and then the truck would open up the top and

00:38:50.320 the drones would come out i don't know it feels a little too a little too clever

00:39:01.040 i don't know how they could have done it so i don't have a alternative theory but i'm going to say

00:39:09.120 that's not the most believable story anyway um

00:39:18.160 doesn't it feel like at this point we should just count up the number of drones and declare a winner

00:39:24.080 in the war um because whoever has the most drones i think nival said this whoever has the most and

00:39:31.760 best drones is going to win every war at least for a while so don't we know by now who has the best

00:39:42.000 and most drones i've got a feeling that the united states is probably making some drones that look

00:39:52.480 like they came out of ukraine so i suspect that uh ukraine is the the biggest drone making country around 0.65

00:40:01.840 except maybe china um but i'll bet they get a lot of drones from other countries too on under the

00:40:11.600 uh under the table

00:40:16.720 anyway

00:40:20.480 so that's all i got for you today

00:40:22.960 it's kind of a kind of a short day um

00:40:31.440 china is the largest drone producer yeah by far

00:40:34.560 by far they're the largest but but we don't know how much the united states is producing right

00:40:43.920 because what if the u.s is also producing tons of drones but we don't advertise it

00:40:50.880 because i know there's a whole bunch of new drone

00:40:54.080 factories that have popped up i think california has a bunch it's probably a bunch in other places too

00:41:00.720 so all right ladies and gentlemen i'm going to say a few words privately to the people on locals

00:41:10.240 and the rest of you thanks for joining thanks for catching up we have to wait for trump to get more busy

00:41:30.720 three

00:41:40.080 so

00:41:48.960 so

00:41:50.160 Thank you.

00:42:20.160 Thank you.

00:42:50.160 Thank you.

00:43:20.160 Thank you.

Real Coffee with Scott Adams - June 02, 2025

Episode 2857 CWSA 06⧸02⧸25

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