Dogbert to DilbertMy invention can detect human stupidity. It has a very simple interface. All I do is point it at people.
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In a humorous exchange between Dogbert and Dilbert, Dogbert boasts about his new invention that supposedly identifies human stupidity. The simplicity of the device is emphasized, as it requires no complex technology—Dogbert just aims it at individuals to determine their intelligence.
This quote reflects the satirical nature of Scott Adams' work, highlighting the absurdity of people’s actions in a comedic way. It suggests that human foolishness is so prevalent that a straightforward tool could serve to reveal it easily.
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