Dilbert creator, Scott Adams, was last on my podcast when the COVID era was just beginning and chatted about Donald Trump, hypnosis and drawing cartoons.
This time, we chatted about why experts are useless, whether or not artificial intelligence will mean the end of humanity, and why Dilbert was dropped from all newspapers.
'Everything is racist, these days'
Newspapers that canceled Dilbert because Scott Adams called black people a hate group regularly suggest that white people are a hate group.
— Frank DeScushin (@FrankDeScushin) February 27, 2023
Dilbert is a cartoon, but our media is now one too.
If Scott’s words make him black people’s enemy, then these words make media my enemy. pic.twitter.com/Mcz2smDsRL
The way in which postmodernist, woke culture has infiltrated society and destroyed normality is both bewildering and expected.
Bewildering in that smart people appear to go along with it. Expected in that it’s par for the course in the collapse of Western society.
Cancel culture has forced White people to lie to Black people for self-preservation. No solutions are possible when debate is effectively outlawed and the data experts are in hiding.
— Scott Adams
Hilarious media reporting
I mean, just watch this video:
Of course, it doesn’t need repeating that Scott’s comments—which he discussed in the podcast episode—were not racist.
Then again, the word ‘racist’ doesn’t mean anything anymore. It’s just a progressive attempt at shutting down discourse
Then again, everything is racist, these days.
The culture war is a persuasion war, and the left’s weapon is shame while the right’s is mockery—both are more effective than facts.
— Scott Adams
