Some of your viewers know that I have terminal cancer, prostate cancer that's metastasized,

and once it metastasized, you don't have the options of curing it like you would if it was localized.

So part of my system is to be open to all the possibilities, but the other is the belief that nothing's

impossible. The spirit of your aim answers your prayers.

This is literally the case, because once you set up an aim,

your imagination and your cognitive systems

orient themselves to serve that aim.

It wouldn't be the first time.

I had an incurable disease that I cured.

I'm a really cocky bastard. I kind of enter a lot of

situations thinking, I can do this. As an adult, I started thinking that, you know, I must be living

in some kind of a simulation and that somehow the way I steer the simulation is by imagining

what it is that I want to go toward,

and then things fall in line.

We're navigators, and we navigate towards a destination,

like we set our sights by the stars.

All of this is true.

Thank you. Most of us know Scott Adams as the creator of the world famous Dilbert cartoon,

wherein for decades he offered a satirical critique

of corporate culture and office life.

But Adams is also a sage

and a suffering sage.

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