Real Coffee with Scott Adams Episode 3036 CWSA 12/04/25
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Dec 4, 2025 An alleged pipe bomber's arrest sparks skepticism about the lone-wolf narrative. MIT's bio-hybrid robot muscle research raises questions about future technology. A controversial FDA warning about COVID vaccines feels eerily familiar. Minnesota faces visa fraud allegations amid a media blackout. Climate narratives shift as nuclear power gains attention, and Trump's policies receive praise for fueling AI innovation. Finally, the podcast dives into fentanyl strategies and the complexities of narco-boat attacks in the drug war.
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Children Reduce Romantic Passion
- Having children reliably reduces romantic love, intimacy, and passion according to recent research Scott Adams cites.
- Adams treats this as obvious and uses it to explain why children dampen romantic feelings in most adults.
Heat From Data Centers Can Power Cities
- Data centers produce vast waste heat that can be repurposed to heat homes and pools, making them local energy assets.
- Adams imagines small cities built around data centers and nuclear power to eliminate local taxes via profit generation.
Bio-Hybrid Muscles Boost Robot Strength
- MIT developed bio-hybrid muscles that can increase robotic force output dramatically compared with mechanical actuators.
- Adams raises cultural and ethical questions about human-like muscles on robots and social reactions to them.