2 Micro Lessons from “The Dilbert Future” (1997) A Whiteboard Tribute to Scott Adams (Pardon the low production value; I try to make up for it with quasi-cute drawings.)

Just the Whiteboard

@ScottAdamsSays A good debut. Force yourself to not justify your amateur production. But accept constructive criticism. The message is sent in many ways. We may only recall your apology for being weak and not the take-home. Handwriting is your weakest delivery at this point.

@ScottAdamsSays I have a doctor’s handwriting

Sounds like an excuse. Are you a doctor? lol So that response says to me you don’t perceive a need to change it because you perceive your importance. Humility, sir…

@ScottAdamsSays I too am a whiteboard fan😀 And, yes there was a bit of glare. No biggy. TV/movie productions always filter their lights An old white or beige bedsheet between the light and the subject will do the trick Off to a great start!😀👍

@ScottAdamsSays Love this, dude

@ScottAdamsSays Thank you

@ScottAdamsSays Is that a Lego brick?!! 😂😂😂

@ScottAdamsSays Giant lid yeah

@ScottAdamsSays Well done. Thanks for trying on Scott’s gigantic shoes 😢❤️

@ScottAdamsSays This feels like the start of something special.

@ScottAdamsSays So appreciated Joshua. Thank you

@ScottAdamsSays This is extremely helpful. Do we change the topic to lasagna and beautiful lakes with the NPR American, they always seem to be cruising for a fight, yet with such low information, dialogue is impossible. How to interact with them, especially when they are friends?

@AmericanDebunk @ScottAdamsSays Love it

@ScottAdamsSays Change nothing. It’s perfect. It would make @ScottAdamsSays smile.

@ScottAdamsSays Well done!

@ScottAdamsSays Nice! May I suggest that the camera angle feels slightly awkward to watch? maybe placing it more eye-level would be better.

@ScottAdamsSays Wow this is amazing. You did a great job. This quick format is easy to watch, and retain. Definitely will keep watching these. Thank you for doing this.

@ScottAdamsSays I remember hearing from someone trained NLP that your subconscious doesn’t process negatives. So, if the affirmation is “I won’t put my attention on negative things” your brain hears “I put my attention on negative things.” Is this true?

@ScottAdamsSays Thank you!

@ScottAdamsSays Will keep watching these as long you make these ❤

@ScottAdamsSays I see the way, keep sending!

@JackPosobiec @ScottAdamsSays

@ScottAdamsSays My favorite part: "...they waxed... adverbally.."

@ScottAdamsSays This is such a good thing you are doing. I am so happy this popped up on my feed. My husband and I are everyday sippers and we appreciate this

@ScottAdamsSays Joshua- can you see about getting Scott's micro-lessons on YouTube & Rumble? They deserve to be saved for posterity rather than forgotten about behind a paywall.

@ScottAdamsSays Well done! Delightful in fact, and the production value kept me smiling through the useful lesson.

@ScottAdamsSays This is great, a wonderful start. I would very much be interested in seeing you continue with the structure of magic

@ScottAdamsSays love it!

@ScottAdamsSays Excellent sir.

@ScottAdamsSays Joshua, we've gladly watched white-board lessons with lower production value than this :) Thank you for all you do.

@ScottAdamsSays Excellent- deep cuts gold

@ScottAdamsSays Thanks Joshua that was great! 👍🏻

@ScottAdamsSays I got that book

@ScottAdamsSays Loved this, fellow beloved

@ScottAdamsSays 👉 This is the type of white board presentation you can look back on say 5 years from now, and realize it's the start of something great.

@ScottAdamsSays Thank you for taking the time to put out these micro-lessons.

@ScottAdamsSays It was reading that book in the late 1990s that got me started on paying attention to Scott.