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And today we have to save your child from illiteracy and illogical schooling, which has plagued this country for quite some time.

I know we've talked about school choice and education and teachers unions a lot on Canada.a saves the world. But today I

want to talk about something a little bit different because obviously we're not doing something

right when kids in other countries for whom English is a second language, write and read English better than kids in this country.

We might have some problems on the uptick with our educational system.

And when I was studying philosophy in college, I really liked it.

I loved it.

It made my brain very happy.

I know not everyone likes philosophy because it's so foreign because we don't teach it to primary and secondary students. We just, you know, we teach them what is considered the one size fits all basics, which, you know, nowadays there's so much of critical thinking being rung out of education. So I've

been sort of racking my brain. And it started because last year when my daughter was a high school

junior, she actually took a philosophy class and she really, really liked it. So I started thinking

to myself, why don't we teach philosophy more in school? And I

can tell you what my version of philosophy is, but it's kind of boring and basic. I'm really a

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