Hey everybody. This is James Lindsay and you are listening to New Discourse's Bullets,

where I give a short bullet point like summary of a single topic from Woke that we need to

understand so that we

can defeat it. And in this episode, I'm actually just, I'm not quite doing a commercial. I'm

kind of explaining an idea that I have. It's a little kind of James Lindsay quirky about the

Nazis. But I'm kind of doing a commercial for a long podcast series. I have no

idea how long it's going to be. I don't know how many episodes, but I think it's going to be many.

I have several more already than I'm outlining beyond the, I guess, two and a half, depending on

how you count them that already exist. But anyway, this podcast is about my framing of what happened in Germany from, I'm going to

actually say the early 1920s until 1945.

And my framing, we all know what I'm talking about.

We know what happened in Germany culminating in disaster in 1945, and it's the Nazis.

My framing is something I'm calling the Nazi Experiment, and so the commercial is that the podcast

series is titled The Nazi Experiment with various volumes or episodes,

and people can go and listen to what those specific episodes are.

Most of them, but not all of them, are going to be reading from Mein Kampf to show people what Hitler really thought and what he really decided he wanted to do,

although there will be some other additions as well.

That said, the question or the topic of today's bullet

is why am I framing it as the Nazi experiment? I'm not calling it the Nazi catastrophe. I'm not

calling it the Nazi atrocity, whatever else you want. And this isn't some weird like, let's soften the Nazis thing.

I want to actually get around that propaganda.

And so the fact of the matter is that Germany in the interwar period, meaning between World War I, which they lost, and World War II,

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