Scott Adams interview on Dilbert (1999)
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- A conversation with cartoonist Scott Adams, known for the syndicated comic strip "Dilbert," about his comics, books, and new animated television show.
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This was not his final form, Scott has blossomed into an amazing socio-political commentator.
he had not taken his true form yet
Lol no. He sure improved a lot of things. That blinking tic most prominently
Even back then he blinked his eyes like that.
ComCodex a tic
It is a tick. Most likely a symptom of mild Tourrette syndrome. My uncle has it. A bit stronger but still a mild form with no barrage of expletives.
Scott was more at peace back then.
It is 2022 and Scott is still doing great work
I do think it is usually a mistake to turn a legendary comic strip into a TV show. I still love the Dilbert strip, but the show did change the way I read it. (To be fair, it was a pretty funny show.)
His voice has really changed 18 years later
he had a problem with his voice, he wasn't able to talk for a long time and had to undergo surgery to get back his voice.
Spasmodic dysphonia
He couldn't speak for several years
Yeah I wonder if he also started taking TRT, as it is deeper now...
This was before his voice was affected by spasmotic dysphonia, if you listen to his voice here, it's a lot softer, with more vocal fry. Now watch interviews with a young RFK Jr. before his voice was affected by spasmotic dysphonia. Similar soft tone with a lot of vocal fry. I wonder if vocal fry contributes to the cause of spasmotic dysphonia.
what a legend
Great interviewer
I missed Charlie Rose's interviews. Fortunately I watch Dave Rubin, Joe Rogan, Scott Adam's and others now. I avoid corporatist TV news unless there's a natural disaster in our area.
What is "corparatist"??
@@cheongyei
I suppose it would help if I spelled it correctly.
I corrected the spelling. Thanks.
It depends on the context. For a more detailed answer look it up in a search engine.
But in a broad general use it is similar to an advocate or a lobbyist.
Many people confuse capitalist with corporatists. Capitalism is a system that allows individuals to open a business and fill a need, whether it's a coffee shop or a janitorial service to a large manufacturer they are loyal to the market they are serving. Unlike corporatists who are advocates and loyal to corporations, industry, political and government organizations.
Journalists are loyal to their corporate masters also, but should also be "speaking truth to power".
In 1791, "Freedom of the Press" was installed as the First Amendment by the founding fathers to resist the British authorities prohibition of information and any criticism leveled against them.
Most recently our press either suppressed or outright censored information that criticized the political establishment.
Too many to list, here are two recent examples:
Robert Kennedy's views on vaccines and
Hunter & Joe Biden's source of income from China, Ukraine. Russia & others.
Peace.
God, he looks so much better now.
I think he looks like Kevin Costners distant cousin 😃
No he does not
Scott seems so different here, more intellectual in a way.
The thing about bosses that drive people wild is that boss is the only person who can first of all ruin everything you work on , can blame you for it and then thirdly can punish you for screwing up. Nobody else in your life can do that to you.
Summary of many of my working years. Still on-going
He built an empire with those few facts alone - whew.
Great man.
Oh, I forgot about the Dilberito! I remember him mentioning this back in those dim, dusty days of the past. I guess that never caught on!
Soylent is much worse!
11:20 what comes after that Charlie rose? Coffee with Scott Adams live stream!
Long live Dilbert!
the Dilburrito lmao
Did he know on this day that someday he would be Pope?
LOOK AT THAT HAIR
Wow, Scott had hair then!
3:06 Yeah that about covers it. 45 million people all in cubicles. No union. But we have Dilbert.
The internet really wrecked his brain huh
Interesting.
The two ventures discussed in the interview failed.
Go read his book "How To Fail At Almost Everything And Still Win Big: Kind of The Story Of My Life" ;-)
and he still won big.
This video needs to have a closing note to tell people that the delburrito will make you fart so hard that you'll inflate your socks!!
where's the cursing at, damn it?! very mild mannered!
And here he is now plowing Kristina Basham and being a Master Persuader
Divorce, unfortunately. He still plowed her.
@@jamesalexander8872 true
One place I worked told me to stop putting Dilbert cartoons on my cube wall. Didn't work on me.
You either live like a jerk that being Adams, or you die as a hero like Schulz
Why does Scott look dumbfounded half the time?
I guess that’s what happens when you work your whole life in a cubicle.
He didn't tell us about trump
Dilberito.....ran out of gas, so to speak.
Scott looks better in his sixties with his shaved head.
avengers assemble endgame
Before he got bluepilled
I SEE HATERS JEALOUS HATERS
Close your eyes and repeat after me: "Hey Moe! Hey Larry! I can't see! I can't see!"
This is before he began supporting Trump and his speaking engagements dried up overnight.
He has fuck you money he doesn't care
I respect his integrity.
What comes after the internet and television? President Trump ahahaha!
Little did we know he would lose his f-in' mind.
Why you say that ? Loo
Nah that's you.
the interviewer must be drunk
he had not reached puberty yet. just listen to that high pitched voice.
you must've been less than age 16 when you typed that.
Hahaha...what a dork he was back then. He's still a dork but a much more refined one.
Wow he’s so creepy back then haha
I think that's just you genius.