Controversial though it may be, exposing school kids to science has my approval.

In 1971, one of our teachers took us down to the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia as part of a course we took called “Man and His Environment.” We measured the levels of dissolved oxygen and various toxic chemicals, and wrote papers about our findings.

Now, this whole endeavor would have his written off by morons as “indoctrination” or “woke.”

At the time, most of my 74 classmates went on to fantastic colleges, and about a dozen of them became physicians who, even today, are saving the lives of the same jackasses who think that teaching science is for transgender socialists.

I’d rather these idiots whose breathing had almost stopped or whose heart rate was disappearing who were later released from their hospitals to live the rest of their lives in some semblance of health would simply say “thank you.”

Yes, I know; that’s too much to ask in today’s America.

Should Kids Learn About Science?

No.

Higher CO2 concentrations don’t increase crop yields, just like higher O2 concentrations don’t grow stronger or healthier animals. We take the chemicals out of the atmosphere that we need for our metabolism.

Do Higher CO2 Concentrations Help Grow Plants?

If acres of farmland and desert could vote, the author of the meme here would have a point. But fortunately for us all, that’s not the case.

To a large degree, the nation’s electorate is composed of well educated, affluent people in the northeast and along the Pacific coast.

Another point to be made is that no one is telling you how to live.  Anything you want to believe, regardless of how asinine, is fine with us progressives.  Anything you want to do, as long as it’s legal and conforms to the Constitution, is also fine.

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