Probably because it's not massively relevant to the spanish. It's definitely taught in the uk and not as some sort of accident. When i was at school it was fairly bluntly explained that english landowners exported grain while the irish starved.

So Jamie Oliver is Nanga Bawarchi?

Say what now?

*Altitude

However, it was very popular at the time, and no doubt evolution reinforced it and was used as a justification for it, hence the presence of it in a high school biology text. Many, many highly educated people supported eugenic ideas all the way up to US Supreme Court justices. It was not just racism--it was any kind of character or physical flaw.
And of course, the understanding of evolution, in an era prior to understanding gene encoding, chromosomes, and DNA, was considerably less sophisticated than it is now, again, certainly down at the level of a high school text.

You are arguing about what we know now, and what we know in hindsight, and that's fine, but that's not what they "knew" then. Your statements literally contradict the text quoted out of the book used in the case.

Clearly that was not the only reason evolution was being objected to, but it was definitely a reason, and convoluting creationism with the teaching of Christian morality is certainly a mishmash of theology, but it is clashing with a mishmash of science and pseudoscience that was in a mainstream accepted high school biology text at the time.

And everest is only the tallest because of how high above sea level the base is

>Milk was $2.45 a gallon, now it's $3.75 a gallon....
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>over 50% more expensive

🤔

Equatorial Guinea, for those of you who were curious.

Fuck Heineken

And that was considered a good way to go

When krampus doesn't take it this far

Yep, I agree. The whole story is terrible. The girl's own dad was also a piece of shit.

It's mixed into Bryan's arguments at the time and in his writings. He has a moral objection that clearly alludes to eugenics.

There's a fantastic brewery there in Dayton called Monkey Town Brewing Company. Always stop by there on my way to Watts Bar lake.

Exactly why the aliens are taking them out of cattle.

Research shows that any group of people that identifies around a common ideology becomes more insular and exclusive over time. That includes religious groups, but atheists as well. It's a human trait. Only individual curiosity and humility overcomes that--again, proven by research.

Uhh, wrongo, Tanner did anything but grow out of his racist shitty ways in that movie. Maybe in the later ones idk, but he was an unrepentant shithead as are most naughty children.

Almost as bad as beating 8 people to death with a steel dildo while being dressed as Bugs Bunny.

what if someone takes a shovel to the top, then it could be the highest next week

It won't matter because we will probably have cracked the Earth in half well before then.

It was not *the* reason, but it was *a* reason. You can read Bryan's own writings and see it quite clearly. It's in the source notes for the podcast. His moral arguments were quite valid. And in this case, the science on eugenics was wrong.

The lesson to be learned here is: things are almost always more complicated than history makes them out to be, and not everyone was the moron and genius that they seemed to be.

mmmmm, stuffed quahogs!

Yep, they’re big and tough, so you won’t see them on a seafood tower anytime soon. They’re usually sold as canned chopped clams.

I'll set a reminder

Op was talking about British people though

I don’t remember learning about the second naval battle a year later. But most of everything else he said is bullshit