there's a current study here in germany from the university of osborne. it shows that banning smartphones in schools actually increases the social wellbeing of students . are you surprised to hear that results? so i'm not surprised to have been a number of studies looking at wellbeing and of children in relation to mobile phone bonds. and to be honest about, she found quite conflicting results. some studies have found the actually fans kind of home, children's well being at school that they have a level well being in situations where there are bands of this disease like the one you mention in our book, suggest the actually that can be beneficial. and i misunderstood this in the middle that find really isn't seeming to have a must have impact on well, big i similar when we looked at things like educational obtainment as well. it seems that binding mobile phones can be beneficial. and maybe just some pupils that may be a slight, a low attaining people's people that maybe aren't doing quite so well at school. when we look over when we look at high achieving p

the kind of atmosphere that professor osborne was just describing, that can actually be a very dangerous kind of statement to make, because one of the one of the things that we hope universities will do is allow people to see things from different perspectives, to see what the world looks like from other people's perspectives and and when you say you can't possibly understand, you have no way of understanding what i am going through that denies the possibility of being able to see things from other people's perspectives. let's have one more call. i think, you know, i was thinking, is a freedom. oh, no, no, no, no. by the way, academic freedom is not an unlimited. right? i a professor can't filibuster in class and not allow students, but they do. but it's not protected. okay. i thought it might be interesting for you to hear about a specific case that kind of raises this issue. you've probably all heard about speech codes that many universities have passed, limiting speech and allowing for discipline for speech that runs afoul of the speech code. by the way, almost every speech code challenged in court has lost on first amendment grounds. the first case you're giving a look, i

i'll talk more about osborn later, but william scott graduated from princeton went to germany a fee and then spent the of his academic career being a professor at princeton university and became one of the foremost students of fossil mammals in his state. now, at some, the conflict had come to point where it was inevitable that something dramatic, this idea, the catastrophe theory were parameters change and they hit the critical point and then something very radical happens and what happened was that i already mentioned that marsh had become the official paleontologist for the united states geological survey and was handsomely supported by the survey, both for his field collectors, but also for all of the work in his lab by technicians craftsmen and so on. but marsh apparently project was told to contact secretary of interior at the time and has the secretary of the interior send a letter to cope demanding that all of the that cope had collected going along with hayden and other early service bittorrent to the national museum. and that was the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back just blew up and he was thinking like, what can i do about i clearly have to m

rise today to recognize matthew osborn, a cherished member of the northeast georgian community who passed away last month. after graduating from george washington university here in washington, d.c., he began his 25-year career in journalism as a sports write for the florida. over the year, matthew worked for several newspapers, going on to become the editor of the northeast georgian in 2019. his love of writing and commitment to objectivity earned him respect, not only from his peers but from his local readers. matthew won numerous state and regional awards for his outstanding work. and through it all, he never lost his passion for covering sports. but matthew is more than a talent red porter and editor, he was also a devoted husband to his wife samantha, a family man and father to their three boys, hunter, cal, and ollie. may god continue to comfort samantha and her sons as well as matthew' peers and loved ones in this difficult time. georgia's ninth district will always remember the profound impact that matthew osborn had on his readers and on our community as a whole. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentl