Damn, I used to really enjoy the Dilbert comics. Not that I'll enjoy them any less now, but I didn't realize how smug Scott Adams is - there's certainly some le

Damn, I used to really enjoy the Dilbert comics. Not that I'll enjoy them any less now, but I didn't realize how smug Scott Adams is - there's certainly some lesson about being humble in here. I did find his comments on Trump's campaign interesting. If you didn't see them, he found ways to compare every controversy to former statements and writing (e.g. "The Art of the Deal") and made a case for everything being a planned stunt to manipulate the general public. Still, I became more confused when he joined the Trump train because Hillary supporters were too "mean" to him. On his blog[1] he mentioned policy and Clinton not appearing healthy (which is ironic because that was something Trump was pushing) among other reasons for why he changed endorsement, but I was listening to a podcast some time in the last year where he ended up saying it was mostly because of Clinton supporters. [1] http://blog.dilbert.com/2016/09/25/why-i-switched-my-endorsement-from-clinton-to/ http://blog.dilbert.com/2016/09/25/why-i-switched-my-endorse...