>Is there not a consistent minimum science curriculum for K-12 which covers pathogens, treatments and the history of vaccination programmes? There is not a con

>Is there not a consistent minimum science curriculum for K-12 which covers pathogens, treatments and the history of vaccination programmes? There is not a consistent curriculum and there's a significant portion of the US population who believe anything that runs against "the experts" because they're mistrustful of education and the concept of expertise. It's the same reason we don't have a federal ID card because to them it's the Biblical "mark of the beast".