> (In the United States, a country with far higher litigation costs, government agencies overseeing play safety are not known to have made any such changes.) T

> (In the United States, a country with far higher litigation costs, government agencies overseeing play safety are not known to have made any such changes.) That's the first time in a while that the New York Times has really made me laugh. The article pictures British schools as a model of educational enlightenment, and takes a swipe against an obsessively litigious culture that's seeping into the lives of infants. It shows how implementing commonsensical educational policies is a bipartisan issue, and that the wider litigious culture is the roadblock to helping kids develop well-tuned resilient and risk-taking behaviours.