Had a substitute teacher once who thought that the word Hell was a bad word even when referring to the location.
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conspiracy theories involving aliens creating mankind, basically Ancient Aliens lore unironically like one in three lectures was talk about the process and how we must vibrate into some higher realm
Now, that's cool stuff. Much better than teachers parroting religious stuff.
Biomedical engineering professor teaching an entire course on how DNA in its natural state is not actually a double helix and that Watson and Crick were wrong. The guy spent decades of his career after getting tenure pushing this crusade of his. It was a great class and I loved it.
interesting, do you have any research papers about this?
Sixth grade English teacher telling me that simultaneous doesn't mean "at the same time."
"No girl should get to the sixth form without having learned Latin "
Fuck you, Mrs Entwhistle.
I told my students to go flux themselves today