Scott Adams is the creator of the Dilbert comics.
Sam Harris is an author and neuroscientist who is involved in philosophical conversations and has a show.
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The Dilbert guy is a liberal?
In the classical sense not modern. Republicans for example are liberals while democrats are considered post liberal
The Dilbert guy is a liberal?
Mainly it satirizes HR and Marketing bull ****. In particular it draws upon his work experiences at certain companies, such as Bell Atlantic. I have worked for them as a temp, so I know what he is talking about. When I read his comics I see that company in them.I'm not a big fan of Dilbert, although from what I've read of it, it seems to satirize business/corporate culture - which is something that a liberal would be more inclined to do than a conservative.
Mainly it satirizes HR and Marketing bull ****. In particular it draws upon his work experiences at certain companies, such as Bell Atlantic. I have worked for them as a temp, so I know what he is talking about. When I read his comics I see that company in them.
I'm not a big fan of Dilbert, although from what I've read of it, it seems to satirize business/corporate culture - which is something that a liberal would be more inclined to do than a conservative.
But he's also a long time denier of both evolution and climate change.
You're right, but typically those views are held by conservatives, which was why I was surprised to hear he was a liberal.I see "liberal" and "conservative" more in terms of defining one's economic and political philosophies, views that can exist independently of one's stance on evolution or climate change.
Scott Adams denies evolution?But he's also a long time denier of both evolution and climate change.
Scott Adams denies evolution?