Free-dumb

[PACE]

http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2013/02/oklahoma-hr1674-science-evolution-climate-change


Okay, now, you will have to find a pathe where this "education" carries you from lambskin to grave.

because we don't have the time nor the money to carry you

Seriously


Regards
Pace

 

[NightSwimmer]

2 + 2 = 666???

 

[Arkady]

http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2013/02/oklahoma-hr1674-science-evolution-climate-change


Okay, now, you will have to find a pathe where this "education" carries you from lambskin to grave.

because we don't have the time nor the money to carry you

Seriously


Regards
Pace

Ugh! A part of me takes a sick form of Schadenfreude when I see the more moronic parts of this country marching towards the cliff. But then I remind myself we're all chained together and so I can't just chuckle as they plunge to their dooms.

 

[Craig]

http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2013/02/oklahoma-hr1674-science-evolution-climate-change


Okay, now, you will have to find a pathe where this "education" carries you from lambskin to grave.

because we don't have the time nor the money to carry you

Seriously


Regards
Pace

Oklahoma is not OK...

 

[LeRoy_Was_Here]

I didn't think any state could become dumber than Kansas when it came to science education, but Oklahoma appears to have outdone them. A few years back, Kansas allowed one person to rewrite the science standards for the public education system of the entire state. This person was not only a firm disbeliever in both evolution and the Big Bang theory of the origins of the Universe, he was also scornful of quantum mechanics, and even expressed doubts about the heliocentric theory and the atomic theory of matter.

Oklahoma and Kansas, proudly marching back to the Dark Ages!!

 

[NightSwimmer]

Oklahoma is not OK...

Heh!

That could be the understatement of the Century.

 

[Mytzlplk]

that should qualify as child abuse imo

 

[Bo-4]

I turn most of my science papers in with this as a cover/title sheet.

In Idaho? ... Gets me an A every time! ;-)

 

[LeRoy_Was_Here]

I turn most of my science papers in with this as a cover/title sheet.

In Idaho? ... Gets me an A every time! ;-)

Let's put Sarah Palin in charge of science education for the whole country!

No. On second thought, let's not. Wouldn't be prudent.

 

[MaryAnne]

I didn't think any state could become dumber than Kansas when it came to science education, but Oklahoma appears to have outdone them. A few years back, Kansas allowed one person to rewrite the science standards for the public education system of the entire state. This person was not only a firm disbeliever in both evolution and the Big Bang theory of the origins of the Universe, he was also scornful of quantum mechanics, and even expressed doubts about the heliocentric theory and the atomic theory of matter.

Oklahoma and Kansas, proudly marching back to the Dark Ages!!

Brownback is the Governor of Kansas! What can I say?

 

[LeRoy_Was_Here]

Brownback is the Governor of Kansas! What can I say?

Brownback was one of the many Republican candidates for President in 2008 who raised their hands when asked if there were any of them who didn't 'believe' in evolution.

He's a scientific illiterate.

Kansas seems to like that in their governors.

 

[Wulk]

I wonder how many Christians have heard of Marcion.