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Growing Up in a Dominantly White, Evangelical Christian Culture
3:01:32 - 3:10:43 (09:11)
The speaker discusses the difficulties of growing up in a town that lacked cultural diversity and was predominantly white and evangelical Christian, which made it hard for them to relate to others and feel accepted.
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This podcast episode features a discussion about the potential of Texas, particularly Austin as a place that can embody meritocracy and innovation without political baggage.
3:01:32 - 3:03:59 (02:26)
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This podcast episode features a discussion about the potential of Texas, particularly Austin as a place that can embody meritocracy and innovation without political baggage. The host also expresses admiration for the guest's exploration and fascination with human nature.
ChapterGrowing Up in a Dominantly White, Evangelical Christian Culture
Episode#167 – Saagar Enjeti: Politics, History, and Power
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
A speaker discusses how growing up in a town where the dominant culture was white and evangelical Christians made it difficult to interact, leading to a need to print out t-shirts for their temple.
3:03:59 - 3:07:25 (03:25)
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A speaker discusses how growing up in a town where the dominant culture was white and evangelical Christians made it difficult to interact, leading to a need to print out t-shirts for their temple.
ChapterGrowing Up in a Dominantly White, Evangelical Christian Culture
Episode#167 – Saagar Enjeti: Politics, History, and Power
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker shares their experience of moving from a predominantly conservative society to a more liberal one, and how it shaped their perspective on life and identity.
3:07:25 - 3:10:43 (03:18)
Summary
The speaker shares their experience of moving from a predominantly conservative society to a more liberal one, and how it shaped their perspective on life and identity.