A metal turtle shell and Chinese coins that are used for predictions are seen in the office of a Hong Kong feng shui practitioner. Photo: AFP A metal turtle shell and Chinese coins that are used for predictions are seen in the office of a Hong Kong feng shui practitioner. Photo: AFP
A metal turtle shell and Chinese coins that are used for predictions are seen in the office of a Hong Kong feng shui practitioner. Photo: AFP
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Don’t pass on false beliefs such as feng shui to our children – teach them science instead

Paul Stapleton says Hong Kong children must be taught the value of scientific inquiry in everyday decision-making, particularly in this post-truth world

Paul Stapleton
Paul Stapleton

Updated: 8:46pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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A metal turtle shell and Chinese coins that are used for predictions are seen in the office of a Hong Kong feng shui practitioner. Photo: AFP A metal turtle shell and Chinese coins that are used for predictions are seen in the office of a Hong Kong feng shui practitioner. Photo: AFP
A metal turtle shell and Chinese coins that are used for predictions are seen in the office of a Hong Kong feng shui practitioner. Photo: AFP
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