Coffee With Scott Adams — Knowledge Archive October 9, 2026
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Good morning, everybody, and welcome to the best thing that will ever happen to you ever in the rest of your life. Somebody's saying that I kneel for the national anthem. No, no, I don't kneel for anything, just to be clear. I'm not going to kneel for the national anthem, and I'm not going to kneel for the black national anthem or any other anthems, because I'm not going to kneel for anything, per…

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love it. You love it. Savor it. Savor it.

All right, if you wanted to make this day special, more special than it already is, and it's already pretty great, all you need is a cup or a glass or a tankard, a chalice or a stein. I can't even joke. A flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. Wait a minute, wait a minute, hold on. I'm getting a report. This is from Ben Greenfield. His tweet says a study of Japanese adults found that higher intakes of coffee were associated with a 51 percent lower risk of dement

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ia. Yeah, and green tea didn't help a bit. Well, screw your green tea. Coffee will take your dementia down to nothing. And now the simultaneous sip. I don't know about you, but I do feel my dementia going down a little bit. Approximately 51, 50, 51. That's what it feels like. Oh, antibodies, antibodies coming online, going hot. All right. You know, most topics in the United States end up coming…

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