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Strategy 24, "Take the Line of Least Expectation," is illustrated with a story from the show "Billions" about a father who occasionally "kicks the table over" to keep his family compliant. The hosts apply this to Scott Adams (creator of Dilbert), suggesting his controversial public statements were a calculated "extraordinary" move to transition his audience to independent platforms.
Newspapers across the United States, including the Washington Post and USA Today, dropped the Dilbert comic strip following comments made by creator Scott Adams. Adams reacted to a Rasmussen Reports poll regarding the phrase "It's okay to be white," labeling Black Americans a "hate group" and advising white people to "get the hell away." The hosts begin analyzing whether Adams was being sincere or performing a social experiment.
