I think most informed people share that skepticism. The entirety of the human story is probably many times more interesting than we know. But it's only scientif

I think most informed people share that skepticism. The entirety of the human story is probably many times more interesting than we know. But it's only scientifically responsible to include the well-attested facts in basic education. That said, I do think a permissive imagination can be key to being receptive to new facts that support surprising outcomes. The impact of speculation and philosophy on science is underrated, in my opinion.