Via This Is Not Helpful, a review of creationist movie Dragons or Dinosaurs: Creation or Evolution. The reviewer is concerned that teachers presenting the view that dragons are really dinosaurs might get fired from public schools, "loosing 4-8 years of collage."
My greatest fear is that this blog cataloging unhelpful Netflix reviews will turn out to be a work of sockpuppetry and be withdrawn from the intertubes in disgrace.
Whether those reviews would still be unhelpful if that transpired is left as an exercise for the reader.
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On July 5, 1996, Dolly the sheep became the first successfully cloned mammal. Ten years on, has cloning developed the way you expected it to?
Now evolutionists have just gone too far. After forcing their religion of Darwinism into the schools, harmless collages made over 4-8 years are going to be destroyed?
Isn't artwork supposed to be protected by the First Amendment, or something?
Glen Davidson
I read the review. Judging by the literacy(!) level displayed, I do not think the scientific view point is under threat.
Could some one tell us what an "ice burge" is?