I just read an article that says that in Oklahoma a student may get a passing grade in earth science even if they say nonsense like stuff about the flying spaghetti monster. Some people are so hung up on religion that they are actively encouraging students to rebuke science and reality in general. I'm sure some kids don't even care and there might be quite a few that go that route just to get an easy grade in the subject but that's just hurting them in the long run. What's the point of having that class now that the student can just reject what they "learned" and say whatever they want? They can easily just not pay attention ever and then tell them fantasy. I think this is going too far. If stuff continues to go this way and the people buy it we are heading down the slippery slope back to the dark ages.
I like this quote:
I don’t care what your religious belief is, there are some things that are simple facts. An object with mass has gravity. A lump of lithium dropped into water will create heat and hydrogen gas. An accelerating charged particle will emit radiation. These are facts. It doesn’t matter what you believe: reality is that which, when you go to sleep, doesn’t go away.
What if they make it so in other subjects you can give any answer you want like in Math?
"The flying spaghetti monster told me that 1+1=5!"
I like this quote:
What if they make it so in other subjects you can give any answer you want like in Math?
"The flying spaghetti monster told me that 1+1=5!"