Hey everybody. It's James Lindsay. You're listening to the New Discourses podcast. We're

continuing our Nazi experiment series. And in that, I mostly read through Mind Conf, but also

other Nazi sources so that we can understand what's really going on, and in fact how it relates to what

we're dealing with today.

Just to kind of very briefly summarize the point of the series, I keep saying it again and

again.

The Nazis proposed a solution to problems that the Germans believe that they had in the

interwar period.

That means after World War I before World War II.

The result of this experiment, what I'm calling the Nazi experiment, is World War II and the

Holocaust. And it turns out we're in this weird situation right now where we're having lots of

kind of undeniably Nazi propaganda thrown our way.

Some of it's just straight regurgitated stuff from Mein Kampf, whether it's actual concepts

or whether it's the same kind of arguments Hitler gave, or in some cases,

we're even seeing Hitler's speeches being translated into English and fed to young people as though they're a good thing.

This is alarming, but what's happening is that Hitler made a lot of arguments about these things that the Germans were stressed out about following World War I,

and he was proposing a solution.

The thing is that we have history on our side. We can look back

and we can say, did that solution work? Did their experiment provide a good result? And the answer is no.

The experiment caused World War II. The experiment included the Holocaust, which is six million Jews murdered for being Jews because it was believed

that Jews were racially contaminating and ideologically contaminating and politically

contaminating and economically contaminating Europe overall and Germany in particular.

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