Originally Posted by danielf

Yes, but were not talking about marketing. We're talking about science education, which should focus on empirical, testable facts and proper, falsifiable theories. Not on theories that are a prime example of how one should not do science.

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Well, personally I welcome well-founded criticism of any scientific theory. What I object to is pseudoscience (which is what creationism is). People can believe whatever they want as far as I'm concerned. Just don't claim it's science (when it's not) and should be given equal status to science, and be taught in science classes.