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I've seen this trend several places recently. People are trying to dumb down science so it can be "understandable", often by using sport-analogies. It doesn't
by josteink 13y ago
I've seen this trend several places recently.
People are trying to dumb down science so it can be "understandable", often by using sport-analogies. It doesn't help that these dumbed down sport-analogies often feature American sports seldom found in other countries.
The net effect is that if I was in need of a explanation, I'm still confused and all of a sudden annoyed at footballers too.
- adobriyan 13y agoSpinning ball analogy is very common in school or basic uni. I think it is spinning ball 100% of the time.
- TrainedMonkey 13y agoWe do not actually know if it physically is spinning. What we know that it behaves like it is spinning.