Re: The Conservapedia: If Wiki is too scientific for your simple religious mind.
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Maybe the native americans didn't use the wheel. So what. That is atleast interesting to think about. Who else would have brought that up. Depending on what you are trying to study that could bring up alot of interesting areas to go into. If you were studying native american culture or other aspect of their cultures. To say they went how many thousands of years and never apprently seemed like they needed the wheel. Or some of them did(assuming that is the case) is something interesting and a reason to start studying something. So it is perfectly useful information.
And just to derail this. Why is the argument of what to teach in science class about evolution. When was it ever scientific? It's one things to bring it up, like any other theory, but the nature of a theory is that it is a theory. So why not do what we should do about the theories of gravity and teach them as unknown information. As is we don't know why it happens, or even if what we call it has anything to do with reality, or if it technicaly exists (We know things fall as we define it with langauge. But we don not know the reason or interaction that makes it happen. Unless I am mistaken. Which could easily be the case!!). So This whole thing is a mistake, and is wrong simply because they are zealots and teach any theory as being scientific and not teaching it in perspective. Problem solved. Stop letting "evolutionist" teach science since they are outwordly biased and hence unscientific. That subtle lv of biasedness makes you dangerously unscientific and stupid. So we just go back reconstruct info on real life. The fact taht we don't know. And start teaching why people think things stop trying to say wether they are right or wrong since it goes against the point of science and leave it all alone after that. Isn't the point of science classes in highschool just to introduce you to science as a whole. Not to indoctrinate into any specifific beleif about specific theories or wether they are right or wrong? So whose correct then?
Last edited by Ait'al; 2007-03-16 at 12:26 PM.
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