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Jul 14, 2025 |
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#society
GB News: British North Sea fishermen face being 'decolonised' as museum accused of pushing 'patriotic guilt'
The Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre in Britain is reviewing its collection to address potential links to colonialism and racism in its exhibits. The museum aims to analyze artifacts associated with North Sea fishermen and ensure that displays reflect diverse narratives.
Local fishermen have expressed outrage over perceived threats to their industry, particularly in light of recent fishing deals. Critics, including Greater Lincolnshire's Reform Mayor, argue that this focus on decolonization detracts from honoring the contributions of British workers.
#health
Fox News: Your late-night TV binge could sabotage your brain health, doctor warns
Staying up late to watch TV can negatively impact sleep quality and brain function, according to psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen. He warns that inadequate sleep can lead to poor decision-making the next day and emphasizes the importance of prioritizing rest for better memory and focus.
Dr. Amen suggests going to bed earlier and using blue-light blockers on devices to improve sleep quality. He encourages a mindset focused on the benefits of good sleep, such as energy and mental clarity, rather than the fear of missing out on shows.
#education
The Imaginative Conservative: Why Government Cannot Educate
Government cannot effectively educate because it lacks the capacity for love and personal relationships, which are essential for true education. Its coercive nature leads to a focus on compliance and protocols rather than nurturing individual growth and wisdom.
As families and voluntary associations take on educational roles, they foster a culture of love and support, essential for developing character and purpose. The rise of homeschooling and community efforts reflects a rejection of state control over education, emphasizing the importance of familial and personal connections in nurturing the next generation.