Which tells you that they're master projectionists. They think Democrats cheated during the count for Biden because it's what they would've done for Trump if given the opportunity. And it's what they're still trying to do now, after the fact.
It's in the name.
I have written multiple messages stating that I do not share my opinions on historical topics in the classroom. Can you fucking read?
Of course I want them to come to the same conclusions as me, I think they are the correct ones, but it's on them. Learning about history helped me understand the present in so many ways, I have to believe it will do the same for them. I certainly don't intervene and go "okay class, here's what conclusions you should draw"
I feel like most examples of voter fraud I read about in 2020 were people voting for the former president.
It's much easier for me teaching Science. We get to talk all we want about big bang cosmology, evolution, continental drift, the age of the Earth, climate change, heliocentrism, the Earth not being flat, etc., and it's not opinion.
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Greene recently chased her down the hallway while frothing at the mouth and screaming incoherently about socialism. It was only a matter of time until Republicans started electing certifiably insane people to congress, now it's only a matter of time until they're the majority within the party. Boebert and Greene definitely represent a good portion of the people who have been filling plastic bags with gasoline lately.
the misuse of the word theory in the scientific sense is so fuckin' annoying
the senator in question was heckling her through her door at work, chasing her down hallways, dear lord
more than that some knowingly aided in the insurection and some even called for civil war 2 god damn some of those jokers need to be slapped with a treason charge for their actions
I was going to use germ theory as an example of how a scientific theory can also be a fact, but there are a lot of people these days acting like germ theory isn't real, so...
Theory and fact aren't mutually dependent either. Paradigm shifts happen. They don't happen because of those who settle on theory as "being good enough" or "how we should look at something".
Interesting theory. Have you submitted your evidence and related findings for peer review? What measurements have you taken that do not correlate with our current understanding of gravity? Have you been able to replicate these results in multiple locations? What equipment did you use? How have you accounted for the thousand upon thousand astronomical readings that we have taken in the last half a millennium? How does your magnetic theory account for the dilation of time nearby particularly significant gravitational wells?
Wouldn't all fully-plastic and non-metallic matter float if this were a valid theory? Humans would also feel weightless aside from the bottoms of our feet, because all the iron and trace metals in our blood would be pulling at them. Sometimes you don't even need to test a theory if you can just poke holes through it with basic reasoning.
