Re:Our nation cannot censor its way back to cultural health
by josephcsible on Sunday February 06, 2022 @09:53PM
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Maybe that was a bad example. What if instead of something religious, there was a class teaching some kooky conspiracy theory as fact, like a physics elective saying that perpetual motion is possible, but that the patents to make it work well enough to overcome friction have all been bought up by Big Oil and suppressed?
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Re:Our nation cannot censor its way back to cultural health
by klyrs on Sunday February 06, 2022 @10:10PM
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It would need the support of textbook companies to print it, school boards to buy into it, teachers to deliver it, and students interested in taking it. There's a whole marketplace of ideas out there, and the course you're proposing simply wouldn't survive it.