when facts fail, try common sense
Here is another approach. an experiment that those of you out there who are teachers might try, out of curiosity. If you should ask a typical USA high school class: "Who was the first person to climb Mount Everest? And, who was the first person to land on the moon?" Which question would be answered correctly more often? What do you think?
Re: when facts fail, try common sense
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Originally Posted by Siriusly
Here is another approach. an experiment that those of you out there who are teachers might try, out of curiosity. If you should ask a typical USA high school class: "Who was the first person to climb Mount Everest?
Sir Edmund Hillary, a New Zealand explorer/mountaineer who was the first person to reach the peak in 1953 along with his faithful guide Tenzing Norgay. So, would they know this? Doubtfully, not.
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Originally Posted by Siriusly
And, who was the first person to land on the moon?" Which question would be answered correctly more often? What do you think?
Well, most of the class would typically answer 'Neil Armstrong' (along with crew), which is the truth involving the first moon landing, at least.
But ask a typical High School class this question . . . 'What was the first living creature launched into space?' 'Who was the first human launched into space, and who was the first human sent into orbit?'
You'll get a whole variety of answers on this one . . . and most responses are going to be pure entertainment :lol:
Re: when facts fail, try common sense
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Originally Posted by Siriusly
Here is another approach. an experiment that those of you out there who are teachers might try, out of curiosity. If you should ask a typical USA high school class: "Who was the first person to climb Mount Everest? And, who was the first person to land on the moon?" Which question would be answered correctly more often? What do you think?
Я не понимаю, в чем это относится к теме теорий заговоров?
Re: when facts fail, try common sense
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Originally Posted by basurero
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Originally Posted by Siriusly
Here is another approach. an experiment that those of you out there who are teachers might try, out of curiosity. If you should ask a typical USA high school class: "Who was the first person to climb Mount Everest? And, who was the first person to land on the moon?" Which question would be answered correctly more often? What do you think?
Я не понимаю,
как это относится к теме теорий заговоров?
Re: when facts fail, try common sense
The first living creatures launched into space were two dogs, Белка and Стрелка.
The first human launched into space was Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin.
The first woman launched into space was Valentina Vladimirovna Tereshkova.
The first human who got out of the rocket in space was Aleksey Arhipovich Leonov.
They are all from the Soviet Union.