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It is crucial that both sides of every argument be presented. Debate encouraged not ridiculed. Theories be taught as theories not fact.
It’s crucial that any reasonable side of every argument presented.
A “theory” in the scientific sense of the word is far more than just a theory. It’s a hypothesis that has been repeatedly scrutinized by multiple observers without falsification. Calling a scientific theory “just a theory” cheapens the exactness of it. Instead, attention should be paid to the scrutiny that the theory has undergone (ex. evolution).