Can tell that he did a lot of research in order to

of his perspective on things from an “outsider” or “foreigner’s” point of view. You
can tell that he did a lot of research in order to see how he could fit into America's
society and the capitalization in America. But, it would most likely be a different
story if he was born and raised in the United States, because he would probably
have developed a different point of view then the one said in the podcast. This
would be the reason because he would've seen this as a “local” or “citizen” point
of view. He would’ve had more experience on this topic if he had grown up there.
By the end of the podcast you can see that Gladwell does think that
Capitalization in America is a big issue.

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-use of various music
types to create suspense
or excitement
appropriately
- Carlos admits to
Gladwell that he was
very self-conscious at
the school he was at
-Eric tells Gladwell the
story about a fourth
grade student who
watched his own family
get killed by one of their
neighbours
-Where Carlos lives,
more than 80%of the
boys in his area are
gang-affiliated
-In order to be able to
show up in a pool of
3500 students to be
considered “smart”, they
would’ve had to
graduated high school
and write both the SAT
and ACT
-Whenever Gladwell
would use specific
statistics about anything
he would make sure to
give them credit and use
their name
-if he used examples or
quotes from books or in
papers, he always made
sure to clarify that those
words he was using in
that part of the podcast
were not his