Canada, every mention

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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where Canada comes up

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▶ 2:18 Neil Pasricha From a very poor family, scrapped and saved, got his master's in nuclear physics, and came to Canada as one of the first high school physics teachers. 4 times in the scene
▶ 19:23 Neil Pasricha But because she was the youngest of eight, fleeing East Africa, and the family had lost their resources, now she's married to this poor dude who takes her to a suburb in Canada in a continent where she has no family, no friends, at all.
▶ 26:49 Shane Parrish This is Canada, and we had like American media trucks. 3 times in the scene
▶ 1:11:43 Neil Pasricha He was a Canadian, so he set up a scholarship for future Canadians to go down there. 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:27:11 Neil Pasricha But then at age 65 in Ontario, in Canada, we had mandatory retirement. 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:24:14 Jim Collins So, so there's a, absolutely, uh, you're Canadian, is that right? 2 times in the scene

▶ 15:53 Shane Parrish Right, so there's a Canadian connection here, which is also, you got him played on the Canadian station. 7 times in the scene
▶ 17:08 Shane Parrish One of the ways that you've helped people become famous, you're not a one-trick pony by any stretch of the imagination, because one of your other early clients was Anne Murray, the Canadian folk singer, who didn't, you know, throw chickens…

▶ 2:13 Shane Parrish Isn't this a remarkable world we live in where, you know, I can be in Ottawa, Canada in the middle of a snowstorm right now, and you're halfway across the world, literally, and on a boat, and we, we have this connection.

▶ 23:41 Dr. Sue Johnson Um, did you know that I'm a naive conservative Canadian? 2 times in the scene
▶ 2:00:00 Dr. Sue Johnson I would like relationship education to be the norm in, in Canadian schools. 4 times in the scene

▶ 6:57 Jonathan Haidt And, uh, beginning, especially in the 19 nineties in the United States, and I think perhaps in Canada too, um, we began really overprotecting kids.
▶ 17:09 Jonathan Haidt They're having exactly the same gigantic increase in girls' depression, anxiety, and self-harm and suicide in the US and UK and Canada.
▶ 46:08 Jonathan Haidt Um, I've just looked, uh, in the US, UK, and then Canada and Ireland, um, also had that.

▶ 1:31:28 Gabriel Weinberg Um, they both have, uh, uh, I don't know what it's like in Canada, but it's in the U S it's state by state, but they have gifted programs and, um,

▶ 1:18:59 Scott Page The reason you want to read literature from a whole bunch of different vantage points, like, so the reason you don't want to just read sort of the great man view of, you know, Canadian history, or US economic history, or something like…

▶ 41:37 Howard Marks Because they didn't do it well, and all the people who used to raise sheep in, in Canada are forced out of business because they didn't do it well.

▶ 32:57 Shane Parrish Did you come back to Canada or were you still in Detroit at that time? 3 times in the scene

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