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Slack.com slash DHQ. A Canadian university has banned the teaching of yoga because it

represents cultural appropriation. That's when a dominant culture steals something from

a culture that is not dominant because it's been wasting its time doing yoga. In response,

dominant cultures are now demanding that lesser cultures stop using our stuff like science

and freedom and banning stuff for stupid reasons because we're so rich, we have nothing

important to do. Trigger warning, I'm Andrew Clevans and this is the Andrew Clevans show.

I have to tell you my favorite tweet from yesterday. I'm actually a Twitter fan, I've decided,

you know, like Twitter can waste your time. It can be a time-sock. You can kind of go into

Twitter in suddenly 20 minutes or go and buy and you've done nothing but read these kind

of little fragmentary thoughts. But the thing I love about Twitter is that my father

was a comedian essentially. He was a disjockey but he was really a professional comedian.

He used to say that everybody is funny. Comedians are people who can't do anything else.

And I think that really is true. People are really funny when you sit and talk to people,

just ordinary people by what I mean, non-sellebrities, people who aren't, don't have a camera pointed

in their face. And you just go into the garage or into, you know, restaurant and you talk

to people. They save funny stuff. And the thing I like about Twitter is that you really

get this folk humor bubbling up and this kind of eye on the stuffed shirts. It's like

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