Opening Myths: The mystery of the Mokele-mbembe variation

A few weeks ago there was an innocent beginner post on r/chess asking for guidance on the Alekhine Defense. The question was about Alekhine opening theory: Why does black play 2Nd5 and not 2Ne4 against e5 Why is this main-line? And this a mistake? My first initial response to this question was

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