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Chapter 1: What is the highlight of human civilization according to Scott Adams?
Good morning everybody and welcome to the highlight of human civilization. It's called Coffee with Scott Adams and you've never had a better time. But if you'd like to take this experience up to levels that nobody can understand with their tiny, shiny human brains, all you need is a cup or mug or a glass, a tank or chalice, a stein, a canteen jug or a flask, a vessel of any kind.
Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled pleasure of the dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip, and it happens now. Oh, that's some good stuff. Well, good news, everybody. Drones are back in the news. And I'm not talking about your hobbyist drone.
I'm talking about your possibly alien drones or possibly an advanced civilization that's always lived beneath the sea or possibly a foreign power that has technology that we can't even understand. Maybe. So according to The Hill, there was some interviews with 60 Minutes earlier this month, and key military assets were, let's say, visited by drones that could not be explained.
They had lights, and they're enigmatic craft. They're unknown origin, and some people say, The Daily Mail says they're coming from the ocean maybe, but they don't have any video of that. And some people say there's a gigantic underwater like mothership where all the drones are coming out. And sometimes they're buzzing around our military facilities.
Chapter 2: What are the recent developments regarding drones?
And sometimes they're buzzing around our military ships hundreds of miles out. So they can't be hobbyist stuff. And they're immune to jamming. They can't be jammed. and they don't make any noise when they fly over. I have a potential hypothesis. Well, kind of a hypothesis. Is it possible to create a hologram without people seeing where the sources of the light is for the hologram?
Could you create a pretend UFO that looked like really just some light in the sky, an orb, and then make it look like it was defying the rules of physics because it's just a hologram, so it doesn't have any gravity? And could you make your adversaries I think that there were dozens of advanced aliens flying over your facility, so they would attack the wrong thing. I don't know.
But I just want to throw it in the mix. It could be aliens. It could be some country that's better at technology than we are. But a silent giant craft, and they always have lights. Why would they have lights if they're doing nefarious things and the only way they can be detected is by the lights? Why would they have lights? Seems like that would be the most optional thing you could put on a drone.
How about we just turn off the lights? Well, so I'm not buying anything about the drones. I think it's far more likely to be mass hysteria, People lying, people imagining, people dreaming. I don't know. I'm just not a believer that there's any kind of advanced alien drone situation going on.
Well, according to Zero Hedge, not only are your eggs half as expensive as they used to be, thanks to the Trump administration finding new sources of eggs in Turkey and some other places. And now orange juice is going down in Your breakfast has never been cheaper lately. Lately. So, yeah, get your orange juice and your eggs.
That's exactly what I'm going to have for... No, I'm not going to have orange juice. Well, there's another fake hate crime. Now, some of you get annoyed at the fake hate crimes where somebody makes an accusation. In this case, a Pennsylvania city worker... has been accused of staging her own hate crime hoax by putting a noose on her own desk and then claiming it was somebody else.
But every time I see that the supply of racism is so low that you have to make some up just to get a story in the news. So the entire country, apparently nobody was doing anything like that. Because the only story is about the one person who faked it. Now, that's pretty good.
If you think of all the history of racism and all the bad things that people have done in every direction, it's pretty good that you have to fake one to get even a national story. So New York Post had that story. Well, Hunter Biden's ex-business partner said, Apparently he met with Trump at the NCAA wrestling event and was promised that he would get a pardon.
Now, does that mean that maybe Devin Archer is going to spill the real goods? Because he said something that I hadn't heard before. He said that Joe Biden would close deals by phone. And he had a little thing that he used to say, which is, if you do something for me, you're my friend. But if you do something for my son, you're my friend forever. Now, that is such mafia talk.
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Chapter 3: What insights does Scott Adams provide on the Biden crime family?
Is it something they can do on their cell phone if they had the right setup on their cell phone? I doubt it. I don't think there's such a thing as a secure cell phone conversation. So what about the group chat? Do you think that the government has a highly secure group chat function? No, no. So the reason they were using Signal
And the reason it was already preloaded on their phones, because these are government phones, it was already preloaded on the phone. There's only one reason, because the government systems don't work. The only way that you can have a secure conversation is to be in the same room and go up to somebody's ear and say, I've got a secret. Don't say anything. I'll just whisper in your ear.
That's the government secure system. Now, I do believe if the president of the United States wants to make one phone call to one person or maybe a few, and they also have access to the secure communications, that probably works, a phone call.
But how much work can a dozen people get done on a phone call, especially when they're all busy and they're running from one place to another and they're doing this or that? They needed a chat. They needed a group chat. Does the government provide a group chat that is secure? No. No. So what were they supposed to do?
So they had this thing, this hoodie attack, and they wanted to be extra sure they were on the same page. What were they going to do? Do you think they were all going to go back to Washington, go into special little rooms, stop what they were doing, and wait for their special secured phone call? and then they would talk it out?
Or do you think that in the normal course of business, the, let's say, asynchronous chat is the best way to go? Because what I imagine is that these people are working all the time. There's no such thing as private time if you're at that level of government. I can imagine, this is just my imagination, that it might have been off hours. It could have been you're having dinner with the kids.
The messages are coming in. You're like, okay, here's my input. Uh, somebody else is commuting and they're, they're on some kind of a vehicle and they're like, okay, this is that somebody else is in a meeting and they can't answer for half an hour, but then they get back on and they go, all right. What was the alternative? Exactly. There was no alternative.
And when I mocked the government systems on X today, I mentioned that one of the things that Doge has taught us, that the government systems are completely useless. They're just barely, barely working. Certainly not up to any kind of modern communication standard with or without security. And by the way, how do you know that the most secure part of our communication systems are actually secure?
It would be the one thing that the bad guys would try hardest to penetrate. You think they never have? Do you think they couldn't bribe somebody who could? You can't bribe an insider? I don't think there's any such thing as a completely secure anything, except maybe standing in a skiff. So the Scott Alexander rule fooled me on this one.
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Chapter 4: What is the significance of the Signal group chat scandal?
But then the real question the news is going to be talking about today is, is it war plans or was it just talking? And then Jeffrey Goldberg will say, oh, I've seen it. Nobody else can see it because it's bad enough that I saw it. So I'm going to save the country by not showing you. I'll just tell you it's the worst thing that could have ever happened. It's war plans. So, all right.
So what I'm adding to the conversation is that you can't tell every time when something hits all the markers for being fake. Doesn't mean it is. Every now and then one of those will be real. 20 to 1. But every once in a while. The other thing you need to know is that the government systems couldn't possibly have done what Signal did for them, which is quickly make sure they're on the same page.
There was no other way to do that. And it looked like it might have been important to make sure they were on the same page. So I don't think the news will ever cover the fact that there wasn't an alternative. There was no technological alternative. Not really. I mean, without driving to the same building for every time they wanted to talk about something.
And there's a reason it was preloaded on the phones. I mean, just think about this. It was preloaded on the government phone. Obviously, everybody in that level of government must have been aware, both administrations and really all the administrations, at least through Clinton, that the government systems just don't work. So you're sort of on your own to get anything done.
Anyway, and then Trump avoided the question by acting like he's just heard it. Obviously, he'd heard it. And then... Anyway, so there's something sketchy about the story, but the basic idea looks like it's true. All right. Apparently, Natalie Winters has a scoop here. The wife of the former U.S. attorney, Matthew Graves, isn't that the worst name for an attorney?
Graves, who led the prosecution of 1500 January Sixers, His wife is on the board of Indivisible, which allegedly is a Soros-backed group that is behind the Tesla protests. So, unbelievably...
The guy who prosecuted the January Sixers by pretending that they were there for an insurrection instead of the reality, which is they were there to stop one, or what they thought they were doing was stopping one, his wife is literally a domestic terrorist. Now, I'm using some hyperbole, but I think it's a fair characterization.
Because if you're on a Soros-backed group that's backing the Tesla actions, that is terrorism. Now, did you know, and I didn't know this until I asked AI, did you know that if somebody is doing something that is meant to destroy the economic assets of a country, that's terrorism? It doesn't mean violence just to people. Terrorism can include violence to economic assets. That's what this is.
The anti-Tesla stuff has nothing to do with anything except violence against assets, economic assets, in this case, musks. So yes, if you're an organizer of the anti-Tesla stuff, and you know that Tesla had nothing to do with anything that's Doge-related, it's just a separate company employing 80,000 Americans, and you decided to take it down for political reasons, you're a terrorist.
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Chapter 5: How does Scott Adams interpret the January 6th events?
Because I'm very skeptical that that's going to happen. So we'll see. I mean, I can be wrong. It's possible that we'll sign an agreement, but then nothing ever happens, you know, because Ukraine will resist it one way or the other or other events will happen. So I don't really think any of this looks like it's going to wrap up quickly. So my best guess would be three months.
In three months, maybe there's something that looks like an agreement of something we could try. But I don't think it's going to be three days. I don't think it's going to be three weeks. I'm going to say three months at best. So that'll be my estimate. In three months, you might see some kind of a deal. Now, if we got it in three months, you'd be happy in retrospect.
You might think it should happen really quickly. Anyway, so I'm seeing the comments. The whole Signal story, the Signal app story, the bad guys in the media are turning it into the only thing they have to talk about, which does make me think that James Carville might have been pretty smart. Because in the normal flow of things, if you just simply sit there and shut up and wait...
Stories will emerge because the media will find something to latch on to, like this Signal app thing. And they can blow it in out of proportion and turn it into another hoax. Or they can exaggerate it from a little problem into a big one. And then you just watch it happen. And then you've got something to work with. Yeah.
i'm going to be so sick of signal you know this the signal stuff but we got to listen to that for months anyway um there's new resolution according to the daily wire so there's a representative uh stubi He's got a resolution that charges cartels are a clear and evident danger, and it would give the military more leeway on what to do.
It would allow the full force of the American military to combat the drug cartels. Now, I thought we already had the ability to do that because we said they're terrorists, but apparently there's something else you can do, some kind of resolution. So I'd be all for that, even if it's just a threat. Here's a little tip they could have just asked me, but there was a scientific study.
Scientific America is talking about it. Rachel Neuer is writing about it. that you will be more trusted if you have a better microphone so if you're doing anything remote or anything like in a podcast or anything like i'm doing right now if you have a good microphone people will think you're smarter and more capable and more trustworthy Just because the sound is better.
And if you had asked me, do you think that's the thing? I would have said yes. Without any study whatsoever. Yeah. Yeah. Sound makes a difference. One of the things I noticed back in my corporate days is that the people who became executives were not necessarily the most gifted leaders, but they all had a certain kind of voice. And the voice was almost like a radio voice.
Almost like you could hear two different voices in one, like really interesting voices. And I thought to myself, there's no way that's a coincidence. They have nice hair and they have these unusually interesting voices. Yeah. Yeah. It totally makes a difference. People are absolutely influenced by height, attractiveness, hair, fitness, and the sound of a voice.
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