Norman Ohler

And then Sunday when the high slowly wears off, you sleep and then you wake up and you're hungry, maybe you eat.

And then the next day, Monday, you're going to do it again.

So that's this rhythm.

Dolentine.

It's said to have the best effect, the best in the sense of, it's not about strength, you know, you just increase the dosage and you have a stronger effect, but you can't increase it too much because then you're going to die.

You know, that's also the problem with opioids.

If you take too much, you're going to die because you just have a heart attack.

There's nuanced differences that it's hard to convert into words, I guess, yeah.

Different molecules have different effects.

So Oikodal apparently had the best effect.

That's why you had the oxycodone epidemic in America, because people take this pill.

I mean, thank God they're not injecting it all like Hitler did.

They take a pill, so it's not so dangerous as injecting.

But apparently the effect is so pleasant of this Oikodal, of this particular type of opioid.

that it just is more attractive maybe than Dolantin.

I think it would be speculative to answer, but I can try, but it's very, the war is so complex, I mean,

There's many different ways this war could have played out and ended, but I think it would always have ended with a German defeat.

Well, if you don't attack the Soviet Union, then of course you can win.

Yeah, you would need like an impossible Hitler that is as crazy as he was, but still wouldn't make any irrational mistakes.

So that doesn't exist.