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Welcome to Good job Brain, your weekly quizish Show and Off-B Trivia podcast.

This is episode 38 and of course I'm your humble host Karen, and we are your weekly Wikipedia

wielding weevils.

I'm Colin. And I'm Chris. Oh no Dana. She hurt her back.

She had her back. And it's exactly and it's having some trouble getting around.

We're wishing her a very speedy recovery.

So as you may know, our previous episode focused on the mysteries of language.

And a lot of you actually wrote in and made comments to the effect that we did not tackle, the oft misused phrase begs the question.

And in fact, we actually did cover that in the recording session, but it became such a tangled knot of us going back and

forth of no, that's not what it means.

We got so sidetracked into our own side clarifications.

That we forgot to actually record it and lay it down in a way that was easily digestible.

So here's the thing. Yeah. So here's the thing.

Yeah, so here's the thing.

People always misuse the phrase, begs the question, and they use it to mean raises the question.

Like, hey, Dana's not here.

That begs the question, what happened to her?

No, it raises the question what happened to her. No, it raises the question what happened to her.

Leads to, right.

Beggs the question is this.

It is when you are trying to argue something

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