Podcasts that mention 📚 Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll

so in Alice in Wonderland she's talking to the Red Queen and they're running away from something I think and the Red Queen turns to her and saves you see now you have to run as fast as you can just to stay in the same place

The speaker references "Alice in Wonderland" and quotes the Red Queen to illustrate the concept of the Red Queen effect (running just to stay in place).

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I mean, one of the best Disney movies is Alice in Wonderland. I mean, when you look at it, she clearly was on something.

During the episode, Thierry Henry reflects on 'Alice in Wonderland' as he discusses the profound themes of perspective and interpretation within the context of trauma.

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it's not like we're making something up like this is some Alice in Wonderland book where there's some medicine that says drink me and if we drink we're gonna go on this journey

Joe Rogan uses "Alice in Wonderland" as an analogy for something fantastical, contrasting it with the reality of mushrooms.

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We have the ability to–yeah, that's a cat from Alice in Wonderland with the giant grin.

In this segment, Blake Eastman mentions the 'Cheshire' system, an internal tool at his company, named after the Cheshire cat, a character from the book Alice in Wonderland.

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How do you prove a negative? That's 'Alice in Wonderland.'

In this segment, Judge Napolitano references 'Alice in Wonderland' to illustrate the absurdity of a legal scenario that involves proving a negative.

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yeah Alison Wonderland and the rest of them

Sowell mentions this as another book he took out from the public library as a child, along with the Doctor Dolittle books.

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