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Yeah, it looks good. Yeah, good to go. Hurrah. Let's

Let's do this one. Let's end our careers

I feel like we can't not talk about this either. Like we can't not do an episode. I'm not season by people, right?

No, no, no, we're doing it. We're overdue. We've made it this far. No, yeah, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. Let's do it

Have you ever heard of Godwin's law?

You sound just like Hitler

Exactly. It's an online version of what was previously called Reduccio ad Hitlorum, which I don't speak not

And so I probably mispronounced that but it's also known as playing the Nazi card or trying to describe it

Someone's ideas because the Nazis some you know thought something similar at some point even remotely so and it's usually used in ludicrous arguments like

Oh, you like highways. You know who else liked highways or the Autobahn

Nazis, so it's like like that

Yeah, but it's also now used by actual Nazis when you mention that they're actual Nazis

They're like, oh, so just because I want to eradicate a whole group of people and I have a swastik on my chest

You mentioned Nazis snowflake true

But Godwin's law is more, you know online as well and it's a sort of

Yeah, when it descends into a non-argument really and it's named after an American man whose name to Mike Godwin and he was an important figure in digital rights actually

So I found a discussion of this law from 1995 and this is actually a snapshot from the sort of if you will original

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