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I care. But I do blame parents and schools for reducing the number of people interested in science. On the plus side, there are amazing videos of all types of
by adamredwoods 2y ago
I care. But I do blame parents and schools for reducing the number of people interested in science.
On the plus side, there are amazing videos of all types of science freely available on YouTube. I think the basis is critical thinking and curiosity, and we need to continue to encourage this in schools.
- HPsquared 2y agoI think the younger generations do have more critical thinking at their age than previous cohorts, simply because there is so much nonsense flying around and people are more sceptical/cynical than, say, 50 years ago. The trouble is how to produce content / character that rises above the slop and get their attention as an actually credible source of information.