Paper View - Episode 21

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In this episode, I cover migration, education, video games & technology and political correctness. George Soros is in the news again. Soros has been criticised by Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban of fuelling the 'ruination' of Europe. I explain why Orban is correct. Parents were outraged in January this year after Phillip Morant School in Essex banned homework. The school has since reinstated homework. I talk about why the school made the right choice the first time. Kids' lives outside of school and away from homework are being taken over by technology and videogames. I've talked before on Paper View about how technology and is changing the brain and I cover a story this week about exactly that happening. Political correctness makes a return as the Co-Op Bank has banned a feminist group because of its views on transgender people. This is classic virtue signalling, as I explain. Here's the clip with Mr. Feeny I mentioned: https://youtu.be/m6pNdvzyNHk Here's the meme of 'What School Teaches Children': http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-MzEDL4tOPpU/UPnWNUJaPUI/AAAAAAAAC0Q/cp7iHpiMLqA/s400/what%2Bdoes%2Bschool%2Breally%2Bteach%2Bchildren.jpg

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