Real Coffee with Scott Adams Episode 3031 CWSA 11/29/25
Nov 29, 2025
Politics heat up with Trump's holiday news, including controversial comments about reporters and a new focus on South African farmers. The discussion dives into Biden's autopen documents, questionable pardons, and the implications of Andriy Yermak's resignation amid corruption. Insights on replacing income tax with tariffs and a potential Ukraine-Taiwan style peace solution spark interest. Plus, a look at China's declining fertility and their plans for a robotic future, all while the tech-world's 'philanthropy' concerns bubble up.
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Normalization Through Repetition
- Repetition normalizes previously unacceptable behavior until society adapts.
- Scott Adams notes repeated Trump language over five years reduced public outrage.
Write It Down To Win The Narrative
- Write things down to win the narrative because the person who documents claims gains power over the story.
- Creating a public list or leaderboard amplifies message control and forces attention.
Scale Changes Perception Of Atrocities
- Context matters: a dramatic claim about farm killings looks different when placed against multi-year data.
- Scott Adams compares single-year spikes to cumulative 30-year memorial numbers to question scale.