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In this eye-opening episode of Heliox: Where Evidence Meets Empathy, we peel back the layers of Canada's recent Liberal leadership debate to expose what lies beneath the rhetoric. As Gould, Bizz, Freeland, and Carney vie for the chance to lead Canada into an uncertain future with a newly re-elected President Trump, we analyze not just what was said, but what was strategically omitted. 

From trade war strategies to climate policy contradictions, we examine how each candidate's approach reveals their vision for Canada's global role. But the real insight comes when we apply the revolutionary Heliox frameworks—boundary dissolution, adaptive complexity, embodied knowledge, and quantum-like uncertainty—to decode their positions and expose blind spots on healthcare, AI displacement, climate adaptation, and more.

This isn't just political analysis; it's a masterclass in systems thinking that transcends partisan divides. Whether you're interested in Canadian politics or seeking transformative mental models for navigating an increasingly complex world, this episode offers both timely insights and timeless wisdom. Listen in as we dive deep beneath surface-level political discourse to uncover the interconnected patterns shaping our collective future.

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