Real Coffee with Scott Adams Episode 2911 CWSA 07/29/25
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Jul 29, 2025 In a lively discussion, the podcast tackles the influence of visual stimuli on addiction and immune response. It dives into the complexities of political maneuvers surrounding Harvard and Trump, while examining Democratic optimism for the 2026 midterms amidst low favorability. The interplay between tariffs and international relations is explored, along with the humanitarian crisis in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Personal anecdotes on imposter syndrome add a relatable touch to the broader political and social commentary.
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Ultra-Processed Food Addiction
- Scott Adams shared his addictive experience with ultra-processed foods, especially ice cream, after avoiding them for 25 years.
- He was unable to stop eating it, highlighting the compelling addictive power of these foods.
AI Remembers Your Queries
- Sam Altman warns that AI like ChatGPT remembers users' inputs which could be accessed via legal warrants.
- This means people might have unknowingly created records of contemplating illegal acts via AI queries.
Be Careful What You Search
- Avoid using AI or search engines for queries you wouldn't want the world to see.
- There's a strong chance that such queries could become public or accessed by authorities.