unfortunately, a lot of people think science should be taught like math
Clay Bennett in the C-J...
Unfortunately, I don't think he can see the irony in the cartoon's opposite.
posted by Eric Schansberg @ 7:11 PM
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Unfortunately, I don't think he can see the irony in the cartoon's opposite.
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Hey - I just finished watching Ben Stein's "No Intelligence Allowed" for the first time.
It was Awesome!!!!! A must watch for everyone out there!
1+1=3 is what kids are being taught now. Evolution has a committment to nothing but naturalism. Therefore when they have no answer for design, information and meta-information within the cell, they say "We are working on it." When the chemical barriers to abiogenesis become obvious, they say "We have an interesting idea." When it is pointed out to them that the Universe could not create itself according to the laws of thermodynamics, they sputter and talk about multiverses. When fruit flies and bacteria fail to evolve into another kind of creature even with scientists doing card tricks with them? Yep, more of the same. Most great scientists of the world have believed God created the Universe and life and therefore the systems and forces could be studied logically.
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