Real Coffee with Scott Adams Episode 3011 CWSA 11/07/25
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Nov 7, 2025 The discussion kicks off with Trump’s impact on obesity drug prices, showcasing RFK Jr.'s influential role. Explore how Tesla's latest announcements, including breakthroughs in robots and battery technology, aim to bridge political divides. Scott delves into the intriguing topic of naming legislation, specifically the No Coffee Tax Act, and critiques the reliability of NOAA temperature stations. The episode also highlights how purposeful hand gestures can boost persuasive storytelling and touches on the potential of U.S.-Japan mining partnerships.
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Name Things To Match Their Purpose
- Don't name a bill or product using the opposite of its goal because wording repels people.
- Use positive, straightforward names to align perception with intent and increase persuasion.
Robots Reaching Human-Level Dexterity
- Elon Musk argues robots and better hands cross the human capability threshold for dexterity and many goods.
- This implies a future of drastically lower production costs and possible elimination of poverty via automation.
Oval Office Medical Moment
- Scott recounts Trump's Oval Office event where a pharma executive fainted and medical staff responded quickly.
- He argues Trump stood up to lead the room and trusted experts rather than intervening medically.
