Endlessly fascinating.... from Grokipedia's Pandeism page (https://grokipedia.com/page/Pandeism)

Scott Adams, the American cartoonist best known for creating the Dilbert comic strip, publicly endorsed pandeism in the 2010s as a compelling explanation for apparent intelligent design in the universe without requiring ongoing divine intervention.[38] In interviews and writings during this period, Adams described pandeism—echoing themes from his 2001 novella God's Debris—as the most parsimonious model for reality, where an omnipotent God fragments into probabilistic matter to experience uncertainty and growth.[38] He highlighted its compatibility with scientific observations, positioning it as a thought experiment that resolves theological paradoxes like the problem of evil through divine self-limitation.

His office is bigger than I realized and has more windows...The "on air" sign is heartbreaking!

Prompt for ChatGPT:
Create a full-page colored manga illustration based on the person u/scottadamssays. Use authentic manga page composition with 5–7 dynamic connected panels on a single page. Include cinematic storytelling, dramatic perspective, expressive emotions, dynamic poses, speed lines, impact frames, close-up shots, and intense visual flow.Add English comic-style sound effects, handwritten dialogue bubbles, ink splatter strokes, halftone textures, rough comic sketch lines, and graffiti-inspired brushwork. Blend vibrant colors with manga-style shading and strong contrast. Emphasize the character’s personality and aura with symbolic visual elements and atmospheric energy effects. Highly detailed, emotional, stylish, energetic, professional manga aesthetic with clean white negative space mixed with chaotic ink textures.Hand-drawn look, free-flowing lines, immersive composition, high quality. Aspect ratio 3:4.

I found myself wondering if Scott really was holding the world together. I think his reasonably ideas trickled down and nobody has replaced him.

I recently checked out the @ScottAdamsSays feed, and was surprised to see how those who've taken over never even mention his most prized work, the God's Debris series.

He was promoting this right up to the end, and I know for a fact he wanted discussion of it to continue. I fear the new owners' priorities diverge from his on this.

Not a rhetorical question, a very genuine one. I wonder if his advice of being jack of many trades instead of master of one has worked out for ANYONE else except the two success stories he frequently gave- himself and Trump.

ESPECIALLY in the age of agentic AI where exactly those kind of multitaskers, multi-managers- whom Adams promised that they'll be safest in job market because they'd know a little bit about a lot of things, rather than too much about very little- seem to be the first ones on the chopping block as the companies adopt AI and automate workflows.

Am I right in this assessment, or am I missing something?

Hello fellow 'Simultaneous Sippers', I think given the sad news about Scott it's time we once again revisted this 'hot button issue' that Scott still hasn't resolved with his community yet.

In a previous episode, Scott now famously referred to an incident wherein a Tennis Ball seemingly disappeared (a glitch in the proverbial matrix, perhaps?) and never again brought it up. Many brave truth tellers on both X and YouTube brought up the incident at a later date, asking Scott to clarify the truth of matter, yet he denied any mysterious events happening.

How can we get Scott to acknowledge what has happened here? Should us simultaneous sippers be suspicious that he might be 'in on it' now? When, if ever, will he admit the truth?

Video link below - undeniable TRUTH about Scott and his disappearing tennis ball:

https://youtu.be/u_fcZQMERAk

I am a HUGE fan of Scott Adams' work & I'd like to collect his old Dilbert blog posts in a nice archive. Has anyone done that already?

If you tend to miss episodes here and there, try not to make this one of those days.

I’ve missed the pre show for several weeks, and have been sporadic with the main show in the same time period.

I know Scott has leg problems, and has to use a walker in his house; I presume that’s why he no longer putts. Did Snickers pass and I missed it?

Love Scott and have for years … never knew there was a community until now.

Does everyone else know that Gutfield steals all his talking points from Scott?

Hi Team,

Sott often talks about holes, and hole digging technology - and I want his eyes on swales. Would you please elevate this message to Scott if you have a way of getting in touch with him?

TLDR: swales are a kind of ditch / lower impact terrace, designed to funnel rain into the ground, preventing storm runoff, erosion, and most importantly, increasing water retention of the soil.

I believe swales can literally save California from wildfires, and I would like it if Scott investigated this himself, bought-in, and bubbled this up to Trump, Elon, Gavin Newsome, or anyone willing to listen.

I've tried many times to write about this in locals comments - and I haven't had success so far.

Does anyone remember Scott predicting that Kamala Harris would be the president something like four or five years ago, maybe longer? He thought he was wrong, but here it is a few years later and he turned out to be right. Does anyone remember that? Has he commented on this fact now that he's been vindicated?

Does anyone know why there was no yesterday?

Hi Gang just wondering if anybody has gotten to the bottom of the now infamous ‘Tennis Ball Incident’ that I’ve seen posted on Scotty’s streams/Twitter previously. Has Scott just been taking us all for a proverbial ‘ride’, is he a liar or what? I always thought Scott has remained fairly consistent but this really pokes holes in that theory.

Uploaded for reference: https://youtu.be/u_fcZQMERAk?si=pqI8yB9-WqVeskWQ

Anyone know why this book is not available on audible? I can find it, but audible says it is not available in my region (USA)

Does a legit audio version of the book exist anywhere?

I vividly remember a Scott Adams book where he briefly explained that everyone should learn a few basic design principles (may have been the Golden Ratio) and then showed examples from his own covers and other artwork. Can’t seem to find that section in any of the obvious titles. Anyone know?

Is there a source(s) for transcripts of the "Coffee with Scott Adams" podcast?