#799: Socialization vs. Indoctrination

The Atheist Experience

The Atheist Community of Austin

Religion & Spirituality, Non-profit, Business

4.6 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2013

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Matt Dillahunty and Tracie Harris. Socialization vs. Indoctrination. Tracie describes the difference between socialization and indoctrination.

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0:00.0	Some brands offer you lieu finance, or cashback, or servicing.
0:04.8	Renault don't do ores.
0:07.0	We do ANDs.
0:08.6	The Renault Kajar, with 1.91% APR, and 1,000 euro cashback, and 3-year servicing, saving you thousands.
0:17.6	Renault, the brand with the ANDs, visit your local Renault dealer.
0:23.4	Finance is made under a higher purchase agreement.
0:25.2	Terms and conditions apply deposit required subject to lending criteria.
0:28.0	See Renault RIE.
0:55.2	Hey everybody, we're live.
1:14.2	It's February 3rd, 2013, which in America, the United States of America,
1:19.2	means that there's some kind of major sporting event going on.
1:23.2	It's Super Bowl Sunday, and just like every other year,
1:27.2	when Super Bowl Sunday has rolled around, we've been here.
1:31.2	Because that's where it works.
1:33.2	What would you say?
1:34.2	The TAE pre-game show.
1:36.2	Yeah, there you go.
1:37.2	The TAE pre-game show.
1:39.2	Anyway, we are live.
1:40.2	You can find out more information about the organization and the show.
1:44.2	At the web addresses that were listed previously.
1:46.2	This is a live Collins show.
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