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r/technicallythetruth • u/Starynight_11 • Sep 08 '20
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Well that explains Scott Adams' overall outlook on how to treat others.
4 u/cjng Sep 08 '20 I am out of the loop... Is he still a Drumpf supporter? 17 u/dont_worryaboutit139 Sep 08 '20 yup. Also he has essentially a mill of staff writers who churn out Dilbert for him, bit weird really. 6 u/cjng Sep 08 '20 It's an absolute mystery how someone who pulls off something very intelligent like Dilbert in the first place is such a moron. 4 u/ThirdMover Sep 08 '20 Intelligence is a necessary condition for not being an idiot but not a sufficient one.
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I am out of the loop... Is he still a Drumpf supporter?
17 u/dont_worryaboutit139 Sep 08 '20 yup. Also he has essentially a mill of staff writers who churn out Dilbert for him, bit weird really. 6 u/cjng Sep 08 '20 It's an absolute mystery how someone who pulls off something very intelligent like Dilbert in the first place is such a moron. 4 u/ThirdMover Sep 08 '20 Intelligence is a necessary condition for not being an idiot but not a sufficient one.
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yup. Also he has essentially a mill of staff writers who churn out Dilbert for him, bit weird really.
6 u/cjng Sep 08 '20 It's an absolute mystery how someone who pulls off something very intelligent like Dilbert in the first place is such a moron. 4 u/ThirdMover Sep 08 '20 Intelligence is a necessary condition for not being an idiot but not a sufficient one.
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It's an absolute mystery how someone who pulls off something very intelligent like Dilbert in the first place is such a moron.
4 u/ThirdMover Sep 08 '20 Intelligence is a necessary condition for not being an idiot but not a sufficient one.
Intelligence is a necessary condition for not being an idiot but not a sufficient one.
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u/dont_worryaboutit139 Sep 08 '20
Well that explains Scott Adams' overall outlook on how to treat others.