Jiang's description of contemporary Canadian norms that treat child independence and parental discretion as suspect.
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social conformity
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The deeper incentive of parenting, in this account, is not always child success; it is often fitting the child and family into the surrounding social environment.
Jiang answers that sin is taboo or invisible walls; it reveals reality, the self, guilt, reflection, wisdom, pain, and freedom from social conformity.
Jiang says contemporary Canada is marked by social conformity severe enough that letting a four-year-old wander independently in a park triggered stranger intervention, staff escalation, police involvement, and paramedic scrutiny.
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"I've spent many decades researching the best education possible. And so that's why... That's why we raise our children in this way. And guess..."
"...if you really want true knowledge, you have to go against social conformity. Okay? Does that make sense? Okay."
"So sin, don't sin just for the sake of sinning. Sin because it allows you to access greater knowledge, a deeper knowledge. Okay? Does..."
"...them an authentic Canadian experience. And I was appalled by the social conformity in Canada nowadays. Nowadays, your kid has to be on a..."
"Now, my boy doesn't speak English. So the stranger took him to the local staff. Like the wedding pool staff. And they surrounded him...."
"...in the same room is there like a group think or social conformity bias or something that they're going for because it seems like..."
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