TRIGGERnometry Trump Must Win to Avoid Prison - Scott Adams
Sep 13, 2023
Scott Adams, renowned for creating the Dilbert comic strip, dives into the complex legal and political landscape surrounding Donald Trump. He argues that Trump’s indictments may reflect political bias rather than legality, while promoting the need for transparency in elections. The discussion also touches on societal divisions post-January 6th, the impact of media narratives, and the evolution of political candidates, including lesser-known figures like Vivek Ramaswamy. Adams critiques the exaggerated narratives on climate change, advocating for adaptation over strict policies.
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Politically Charged Indictments
- Trump's indictments appear politically motivated, as all four seem sketchy to half the country.
- This perception is fueled by past incidents like Russia collusion and the laptop hoax.
January 6th Narrative
- The January 6th incident, while involving legitimate complaints, has been misconstrued as an insurrection.
- This narrative, fueled by widespread brainwashing, serves as another political maneuver against Trump.
Dopamine and Division
- Online platforms incentivize division by rewarding inflammatory posts with dopamine hits.
- This behavior disappears offline, where cortisol-driven anxiety encourages conflict avoidance.
