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Hello and welcome to It could happen here.

I'm here with Mia.

How you doing?

Uh, it's it's abominably early, which not even in podcast early. It's like 8 a.m. here, so it's going to be where we're...

We've done the caffeine. We're holding on for dear life.

What's to say?

I feel you.

I have to ask, have you noticed that the continents are dripping a little bit?

Continence are dripping? Yeah, yeah, and I don't mean like bling out. I mean like if you take a look at a map and he assumed that

north is up and south is down. You don't find it kind of looks like our major

landmass is melting a little bit.

You know, okay now now if you say it I can kind of see it.

Hmm. Yeah, this is a concept known as continental trip and I'm not tripping on anything.

I'm not the first person to notice.

Incredible. You can look it up. There's a whole Wikipedia page about seeing and everything. And well, South America, alongside India, they're kind of seen as the quintessential examples of this continental trip. And this is a very odd way that I've decided to segue into the next nation in our

exploration of Latin American anarchist history. It's right to the east of Chile and south of in public, more commonly known as Argentina, which has derived by the way from the Latin

word for silver.

My name is Andrew Sage.

You can find me on YouTube as Andra Zum.

And thanks to the scholarship of Chuck Morse, Jeffrey Lachvocad and Angel Capuleti,

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