No Agenda Show 1834 - "Swarm Forge"
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Jan 15, 2026 The hosts dive into congressional skepticism, exploring the effectiveness of committees and the mystery behind sealed indictments. Reflecting on Scott Adams, they discuss persuasion and end-of-life choices. The critique of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sparks a heated debate on medical freedom. They tackle the buzz around GLP-1 drugs and celebrity endorsements, while also sounding alarms on AI-generated content risks. Wrapping up, they explore Miami’s political shift, TikTok creator culture, and geopolitical maneuverings involving the U.S. and Iran.
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Scott Adams: Work Ethic And Suggestibility
- John recalled Scott Adams as a hard worker who persisted producing Dilbert even after cancellation and health issues.
- He described Scott's focus on suggestibility and hypnotism as a defining personal trait that shaped his views.
Suggestion Can Become Self‑Fulfilling
- John argued Scott Adams' fatalism after a radiologist's prognosis shows how suggestion can hasten outcomes.
- He suggested that obsessing on negative suggestions can become self-fulfilling.
Native Ads Normalize Medicalization Of Weight
- Adam criticized Weight Watchers' pivot from behavioral programs to promoting GLP‑1 pills and native advertising.
- He highlighted the media's active role in normalizing pharmaceutical weight-loss solutions.