Dilbert cartoon first published on Saturday 25th April 2015

Dilbert//9506, first published 11 years ago on Saturday 25th April 2015

Forms Snap Judgement

Tags

judgment, judging, first impression, meeting people

Official transcript

Tim: Hi, I'm Tim. Dilbert: That's enough. I formed a snap judgement. Studies say we form snap judgments about people.And I already did, so no need for details. Tim: I'm just looking for my phone. Dilbert: Yup, I already judged you to be flakey.

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

HI, IM TIM.

THAT'S ENOUGH. I FORMED A SNAP JUDGMENT.

STUDIES SAY WE FORM SNAP JUDGMENTS ABOUT PEOPLE. AND I ALREADY DID, SO NO NEED FOR DETAILS.

I'M JUST LOOKING FOR MY PHONE.

YUP, I ALREADY JUDGED YOU TO BE FLAKEY.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "Snap Judgment"

Summary:

The comic strip features Tim, a character from the popular Dilbert series, as he engages in a conversation with another character. The conversation revolves around the concept of "snap judgments," which Tim has formed about people without needing any details. He expresses his desire to be flakey, implying a lack of concern for traditional norms or expectations.

Key Points:

• Tim forms snap judgments about people without needing details.
• He wants to be flakey, indicating a lack of concern for traditional norms or expectations.
• The comic strip pokes fun at the idea of making judgments based on superficial information.

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