Real Coffee with Scott Adams Episode 2927 CWSA 08/14/25
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Aug 14, 2025 This podcast dives into the intriguing influence of fabricated images on beliefs and the unique financial advice Gen Z seeks online. It humorously recounts Laura Loomer's deposition and explores the decline in alcohol consumption, as well as the rise of sober social media influencers. The conversation shifts to the impact of inflation and crime on political approval, exposing corruption allegations in Washington. Frustrations with AI and technology are also highlighted, alongside the importance of over-delivering in the workplace to achieve success.
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Repetition Makes Images Seem Real
- Repeated exposure to an image makes people treat fake images as real.
- Scott Adams links this to persuasion and Trump's repetition strategy.
Exercise Outperforms Drugs For Diabetes Risk
- Moderate exercise can reduce diabetes risk even more than diabetes drugs according to one study.
- Scott Adams notes exercise likely complements medication but can be more effective.
Skepticism About Unverified UFO Claims
- Extraordinary UFO claims often lack verifiable evidence and can be shaped by repeated images.
- Adams urges skepticism when witnesses only saw photos or were told stories.