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Has any one else noticed it, well if you haven't, you will now. Programmes like “Question Time” and other social or political debate programmes, when the soul intention of the speaker is to get a round of applause, example; “I believe we should spend more time and money on the disabled” clap clap. “More money and resources should be spent on ethnics.” Clap clap, “Single parents should have the same amount of benefit as a working person earns”. Clap clap, “We should give parents extra money to buy fruit and veg for there children.” Clap clap. And see the smug look on the faces of the celeb or politician because he/she gave a very politically correct but dumb and unworkable comment, that the even dumber public thinks it makes them look good to support by clapping, as no one read the emperors new clothes. Have anyone else noticed this phononhymn? or am i to cynical.