You can also use this mode to work on two texts at once (which I've been using to rewrite scenes from scratch but keeping the beats and some turns of phrase from a previous version). I left the #Headers on because they contain some controls that you want when you're doing split-screen.
![A one-page cartoon titled, "The Paradox of Tolerance, by Philosopher Karl Popper."
The first panel starts with the words "Should a tolerant society tolerate intolerance?" Next are two white people, looking perhaps early 20th century European, with a single word balloon that has a swastika encased in a red circle with a line through it. Next is a man with a swastika on his forehead and shirt, holding a torch, saying, "You want more tolerance? Respect my ideas!" Last, more text says, "The answer is 'No'." (The torch is a reference to the Berlin Olympics, hosted by the then Nazi German government.)
The second panel starts with "When we extend tolerance to those who are openly tolerant..." and show a man dressed in a Prussian Imperial uniform saying, "Let's give them a chance!" next to a picture of a man in a Nazi uniform, next to a Nazi eagle with swastika. Last, is Hitler in silhouette "heiling" a crowd of Nazis, with the words, "... the tolerant ones end up being destroyed. And tolerance with them."
The third and final panel says, "Any movement that preaches intolerance and persecution must be outside of the law," over an image of a giant boot kicking Hilter in the butt (ha ha, fuck you, Adolf!), and then a picture of a man with grey hair, wearing a sweater, implicitly Karl Popper, saying, "As paradoxical as it might seem, defending tolerance requires [us] to not tolerate the intolerant."
At the bottom, the comic is cited, "Source: The Open Society and its Enemies, Karl R. Popper."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:cmrcwdxdtb5fiwtavzfoik6b/bafkreibs2kwxwxpbijqpehtdcwjl3b5ciirbp5skrxbrhgotqmkz6hnhli)
