Environmental Science

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So my lil sis took her first environmental science class in collage today. She made a comment about Sunspots and her professor said "what is that"

I mean seriously how can we have these people teaching our future generations when they do not even have an understanding of elementary knowledge. On top of that I question how it is possible for a collage professor of Science to not even have any basic understanding of Astronomy 101 and by 101 I mean 8th grade Science when you learn about the solar system.

Now I could understand not remembering what they did but seriously having not a single clue of such a basic part of the solar system! It is like asking your cal teacher what 1+1 is and they said addition is for other math teachers.

[mastercheff]

wow sunspots he really doesn't know they are they should sparta kick him out of that place even i know that

[THE HOLY SH**T!]

Yet they claim there's global warming. With no proof, billions of dollars spend to "prevent" it. I think enviromental scientist are the biggest joke out there. They obviously don't take into account that the sun could have a natural cycle which causes warmer and cooler years to happen.

So it doesn't surprise me that they don't know anything about the sun.

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Well she apparently has a degree in marine agriculture. Also like 80% of the class laughed there asses off about the sunspots. My sis response was, "really, well if you do not know what they are just forget it".

Today they learned about how great California is! I told my sister to ask next class: "I know as we discussed last class that California has been a leader in Environmentalism and that there state has spent millions to billions to accomplish this; however, is there perhaps any relation to them enacting such legislation and the fact that they are now broke. Are there any examples of states that have enacted good environmental policies that have not collapsed there economies as a result. I believe that studying such states would yield greater reword because policies that are not economically viable especially in today's time are useless."

[mastercheff]

Well she apparently has a degree in marine agriculture. Also like 80% of the class laughed there asses off about the sunspots. My sis response was, "really, well if you do not know what they are just forget it".

Today they learned about how great California is! I told my sister to ask next class: "I know as we discussed last class that California has been a leader in Environmentalism and that there state has spent millions to billions to accomplish this; however, is there perhaps any relation to them enacting such legislation and the fact that they are now broke. Are there any examples of states that have enacted good environmental policies that have not collapsed there economies as a result. I believe that studying such states would yield greater reword because policies that are not economically viable especially in today's time are useless."

what he said

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All I can really say to this:

Pathetic.


I had a similar experience in my art college.

I was always correcting the professors on art terms, and getting into arguments with them and I made them feel incredibly ignorant.

I got kicked out several times.

^^