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Okay.

That's it for the spiel.

So, John, would you like to hear something crazy?

Of course I would.

With today's episode, I'm going to do something that we've never done before.

As a teacher, I tell my students that if they

want to prove their claim correct, the best thing they can do is provide evidence. And that's just

what I'm going to do today, to prove that the same theories hold true across time and space. And that's what I want to do today. To kind of go back to last

episode and prove that the same theories hold true across time and space. Two weeks ago, I told you that

history repeats itself and that the repetition I spoke of was in regards to

the dangers that lie in unhealthy teenage relationships and the effects that result from

group think. In our Pied Piper episode, I outlined how an older man was able to infiltrate

the outcast teens of 1960s, Tucson, Arizona, and convince

them to participate in and keep secrets about heinous acts that the otherwise wouldn't have.

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