Coups, kids and chips

The fifth in our new series in which Bournbrook contributors review the political and cultural developments of the week gone by. In this episode, Michael Curzon, S. D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the coup in Myanmar (Burma), the use by British institutions of child spies, and Elon Musk's research into the usage of computer chips in the brain. Recorded 5 February 2021.

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