We are practically bullied through the channels of social media to fit into what is commonly accepted by the majority, whether it is proved right or wrong.
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We now live in a world of one-liner tweets and pointless meme posts on social media, and I fear that our modern generation is being deprived of self-agency to free thought and wisdom, both attributes which may be obtained through the written and spoken learnings through others in full context. At least, to the best of my abilities because there is always room for improvement!
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Whether fiction or non-fiction, I have learnt so much from reading, particularly that of ethics and how to think rationally and critically.
Lovecraft and a few light-hearted books from Bill Bryson and Jeremy Clarkson. Works by Dante Alighieri, Ayn Rand, Edgar Allan Poe, Friedrich Nietzsche, Franz Kafka, and many others adorn my shelves along with a scattering of science fiction from the likes of Isaac Asimov and H.P. My collection of books mainly consists, what many would consider, to be on the heavy side of reading. But alas, I do not have such a room however, I do have a sizeable collection of books, most of which, I confess, I have not read. I wanted my own library one of those stale musty antiquated rooms with leather-bound furniture complete with a little spiral staircase to access tiers and tiers of books, most of which, I would never be able to read in a lifetime. Shriver joined Freddie Sayers to discuss these questions.Shôn Ellerton, JanuMy thoughts and views of some of my favourite podcasters who have given so much to fill the void which mainstream media ignores.Įver since I was a child, I had a fascination with books. Have our permissive mores and hyper-liberal culture driven young people to distraction? Shriver’s award winning novel asks how society and parenting shapes the minds of young people. Miller’s troubles may just be another predictable story about the price of early fame, but it could also speak to something more troubling about contemporary culture. What went wrong for the promising young actor? Throughout 2022 a string of bizarre allegations have hit the headlines, and last month the actor was arrested twice for assault and then only a few weeks ago for felony burglary. In 2012 Miller came out as queer, saying “I don’t identify as a man, I don’t identify as a woman, I barely identify as a human.” And in the ensuing years, outlandish and expressive clothing came to typify the actor, who became somewhat of a standard bearer for queer identity.īut recently, Miller’s life has taken a strange turn. When Lionel Shriver’s story of a troubled teenager, We Need to Talk About Kevin, was adapted for screen in 2011 it launched the career of young actor Ezra Miller. Who was responsible for this infringement? According to the legal case, the conspiracy extends to the highest levels of power in Washington, and primarily at fault is the Chief Medical Advisor to the President, Anthony Fauci. Talking to UnHerd's Freddie Sayers, he lays out the evidence that social media companies were instructed to quell scientific views which opposed government lockdown measures. Now, Bhattacharya is taking his case to the courts to prove collusion between the Biden administration and Big Tech to silence skeptics like the signatories of the Great Barrington Declaration. It marked a watershed moment in the pandemic, but the authors found their criticisms of COVID policy were increasingly censored on social media. In October 2020, the Great Barrington Declaration was published by three academics - Jay Bhattacharya, Sunetra Gupta and Martin Kulldorff - who appeared on UnHerd to break the story.
Freddie Sayers discusses Jay Bhattacharya and Jenin Younes' lawsuit against the US federal government.
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