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Charles Peden is a Member of the Glia Society. He discusses: high-IQ societies have a religious feel; other forms of periodic reinforcement for the Glia Society; the interests in the high-IQ; Scott Adams; Rick Rosner; Jamie Loftus; James Woods; The Amazing Randi; contemporary measurements of intelligence; the original pursuit in some of the non-mainstream tests; Paul Cooijmans; the specific contributions to Thoth; intelligence; high-range; and some of the ‘demons’ of this ostracism in life. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The author discusses appearance of Scott Adams, creator of the Dilbert and Dogbert cartoon office worker, on live stream of video sharing app Youtube in which he called black Americans hate group. Topics discussed include report of poll from Rasmussen Reports on African Americans not ok with white people, survey against anti-polling troglodytes and haters, and use of feeling thermometer by social scientists to measure feeling about racial groups.

Interviews cartoonist Scott Adams. Creation of the fictional character 'Dilbert'; Views on corporate America; Best advice to business schools.

The article features the life of Scott Adams, a cartoonist who transferred from one luxurious home to another, as his cartoon strip Dilbert became popular. His creation's success was brought about by his essential hi-tech gadgets which include a laptop computer, digital camera and a mobile phone among others. As he earned more, he invested in other lucrative work such as writing books and co-owning restaurants.

Interviews Scott Adams, creator of the `Dilbert' comic strips. Past jobs; Importance of the Internet in Dilbert's success; Views on why Dilbert is apparently popular; Description of the Workplace Everyman; Views on the existential angst of the knowledge worker; Views on the trends toward self-employment.

Interviews cartoonist and engineer Scott Adams. Views on management; Employee motivation; Hiring; Experiences as a computer programmer; Contact information.

Interviews Scott Adams, creator of the cartoon `Dilbert,' for tips on how to increase your paycheck. Chances of getting a raise; Importance of office politics to getting a raise; Dressing for casual day; Importance of coming in early and leaving late; Other details.

Focuses on cartoonist Scott Adams. His view on management; His company, Scott Adams Foods, run by food-industry consultant Jack Parker; His eatery, Stacey's Cafe in Pleasanton, California, managed by Stacey Linkhart; The reason for his Dilberito project; Work to be done on his business relationships.

Looks at Scott Adams, the creator and writer of the comic strip `Dilbert.' His career before `Dilbert'; His affirmations; His career with United Media; His personal life; His goal.

Presents an interview with Scott Adams, associated with the engineers' comic strip "Dilbert." Professional background of Adams; Views of Adams that the strip is very sympathetic to the lives of its engineers; Plans of Adams to use those situations in the comic strip that would have broad applicability to people in the office environment.

Features on Scott Adams, a former engineer at Pacific Bell company, now the creator of Dilbert comic strip which is about business life. Perception on the comic strip; Discussion on Adams released of two books; Interview with Adams.

Interviews Scott Adams, creator of the Dilbert comic strip. Mention of Adams' book, `The Dilbert Principle'; Thoughts on what it is like for Adams to own his own business; Thoughts about dress code; His former position at Pacific Bell; What led him to leave his job as an engineer; The type of company that he would like to work for if he has to look for a job. INSET: Dilbert Inc..

Mentions United States cartoonist Scott Adams' plan to launch a line of nutritious, meatless burritos called Dilberitos. Reason for his interest in nutrition; Other Dilbert-related products and their value; Amount of Adams' investment in the frozen burrito project.

The article discusses the observation made by astronomer Scott Adams at the California Institute of Technology and colleagues using the Hubble Space Telescope, that the giant star, which flared and then mysteriously vanished in 2009, may be a failed supernova. Topics mentioned include star's brightness and size as compared with the sun, the formation of black holes in the aftermath of a supernova, and some information about a dying red supergiant star.

Interviews Scott Adams, cartoonist who created the strip `Dilbert.' His skewering of corporate America in defense of overworked, underpaid and badly managed employees.

This article presents an interview with cartoonist Scott Adams. Adams shares his views about the corporate world through his Dilbert comic strip. When asked about the effect of technology on the comic strip, Adams technology has become problematic for him because he cannot draw it. Adams consider himself an odd cartoonist. Adams also shared his view of former U.S. Vice President Al Gore.

Presents an interview with Scott Adams, creator of cartoon characters Dilbert and Dogbert. Whether Adams dislike managers; Differences between Dilbert and Dogbert; Adams' opinion of himself as manager.

The article discusses the relationship between cartoonist Scott Adams and his wife Shelly Adams. Particular focus is given to Scott's reliance on Shelly following his diagnosis with the voice disorder spasmodic dysphonia, her translation of his speech, and the experimental surgery performed by doctor Gerald Burke to treat the disorder. His ability to continue producing the comic strip "Dilbert" while living with the disorder and recovering from surgery is also discussed.

An interview with the cartoonist Scott Adams is presented. It presents the reasons for his obsession with the politician Donald Trump's persuasion techniques, his comic strip "Dilbert", and his preferred model for governance. He believes in carrying on the operation of the state in a business sense, which involves testing out the nitty gritty in the operational level.

Presents an interview with renowned management guru Scott Adams, discoverer of the Dilbert Principle for management, about how to deal with managers who rely upon their technical people almost all the time. Advice concerning the dilemma that most technical people encounter; Adams' explanation for the wide patronage of his cartoons; View on management's interest on technical fads. INSET: The Dilbert Principle, by Scott Adams..

Features Scott Adams' `Dilbert' cartoon character. Presentation of gems of corporate incompetence in the strip; Receipt of electronic mail from fans on the subject of Dilbert losing his virginity; Parody of the information age. INSET: Dilbert doesn't own the on-line highway..

An interview with Scott Adams, journalist, author and creator of the comic strip "Dilbert," is presented. He talked about his succession plan for the comic strip "Dilbert." He also presented his elaboration on failure if he wants to become successful. Moreover, he also tackled about Catbert's motivation and its implication on workers.

Profiles Scott Adams, the creator of the `Dilbert' cartoon strip. The popularity of `Dilbert'; What inspired `Dilbert'; `People' magazine naming `Dilbert' one of the 25 most intriguing characters of 1996.

Examines the popularity of the work of cartoonist Scott Adams. What Adams writes about in the comic strip `Dilbert'; Reviews of his two books, `The Dilbert Principle: A Cubicle's-Eye View of Bosses, Meetings, Management Fads & Other Workplace Afflictions' and `Dogbert's Top Secret Management Handbook'; Reasons for his popularity.

Focuses on Scott Adams' `Dilbert' comic strip. Appearance in newspapers; Portrayal of engineers; Corporate whims and fancies; Success of the comic strip; Victim of management fads; Nerd label.

Interviews Scott Adams, creator of the cartoon strip `Dilbert,' on management trends in the United States. Possible reason for management's leaning towards the hiring of expensive consultants; Remarks on `The Dilbert Principle'; Strip as a Scud missile for errant bosses; Advice for improving management.

Profiles cartoonist Scott Adams, creator of `Dilbert.' `Dilbert' as a symbol of passive resistance; People who tried to discourage Adams from becoming a cartoonist; Career path he took before creating `Dilbert'; Strict regimen which Adams follows; Success of `Dilbert.'

The comic strip "Dilbert," by Scott Adams is presented.

The comic strip "Dilbert," by Scott Adams is presented.

A cartoon titled "Dilbert," by Scott Adams is presented.

This article reports on cartoonist Scott Adams and his controversial blog in 2011. The article discusses Adams' political writings and his libertarian views, describing posts about women and race while also noting that he comments on his own writing under a pseudonym. Information is also provided on Adams' "Dilbert" comic strip. INSET: Comics go right.

The comic strip "Dilbert," by Scott Adams is presented.

Discusses the efforts of cartoonist Scott Adams to design Dilbert's Ultimate House (DUH), an online architectural design proving that a home can be green without compromising on cushiness. Decision of Adams to secure help from experts to design the house; Technologies employed in the house; Features of DUH.

Comments on the contents of the publications of 'BizEd' magazine. Enjoyment in reading the article of author Scott Adams, “Funny Business” in the November issue of the magazine; Confusions on the topic &lquo;Is Executive Education Facing Extinction?” by Michael Watkins; Interests on the various topics of the magazine.

Introduces Dilberitos, a burrito fortified with several essential vitamins and minerals, prepared by Scott Adams, the creator of popular comic strip character Dilbert. Nutritional content of Dilberitos; Flavors of Dilberitos; Vegetables stuffed in Dilberitos.

Features Scott Adams, creator of the syndicated cartoon Dilbert and his canine pal Dogbert. Career background; Published works; Adam's strips about vegetarianism; Frequent interaction with readers.

Presents a quote from `Dilbert' cartoon creator Scott Adams on his vegetarian lifestyle.

Interviews cartoonist Scott Adams about his relationship with cyberspace. Role of Adam's fictitious character Dilbert as an icon of the 1990s corporate culture; Downsides of being online.

Announces the virtual book tour by Scott Adams, creator of the cartoon character Dilbert and author of `The Dilbert Future: Thriving on Stupidity in the 21st Century.' The reason for the virtual tour.

Profiles Scott Adams and Bill Nesbitt of Hiway Technologies Inc. Career history; Growth of Hiway Technologies; Business clients. INSET: Vital stats..

Focuses on Scott Adams, the creator of the Dilbert cartoon. The anti-management theme of his cartoon; His best-selling book `The Dilbert Principle'; How bosses and management adore him despite the fact that Adams mocks them.

Reports on the source of Scott Adams' ideas for his `Dilbert' cartoon. Loss of Adams' day job at Pacific Bell; Ideas from readers via the Internet.