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On episode 74 of <em>The Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast</em>, Charles invites Luther Abel, Dan McLaughlin, and Mark Wright to discuss time travel. Among the topics discussed are how far one would have to go back in time before one’s knowledge was useless; how many modern soldiers it would take to beat various historical armies; whether one would prefer to have been in the first wave on D-Day or in the infantry at Waterloo; what four items one would take into the past; and which era one would return to if forced.

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Charles invites Luther Abel, Dan McLaughlin, and Mark Wright to discuss time travel.{ai:summary}<p>In episode 74 of The Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast, the discussion centers on time travel, featuring guests Luther Abel, Dan McLaughlin, and Mark Wright. They explore various hypothetical scenarios, including knowledge relevance across time, comparisons of modern soldiers to historical armies, and personal preferences for historical events.</p><p>The conversation also touches on the items one might take into the past and the eras to which they would choose to return. The episode combines elements of history, military strategy, and personal reflection on time travel. #culture</p>

The Time Machine

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