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25-09-2022
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The episode posits that the death of Edith Keeler (played by Collins) was essential, because if she had lived she would have led a peace movement that would have kept the USA out of World War 2 and led to a victory by the Nazis. First, do you think this is plausible and second, do you believe the life of one individual person could make such as huge impact on world history?

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