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I think they are speaking from a devils advocate -like perspective, rather than sincerely promoting the idea. Alternatively, they are questioning whether they
by drdeca 11y ago
I think they are speaking from a devils advocate -like perspective, rather than sincerely promoting the idea.
Alternatively, they are questioning whether they need to be concerned about others implementing the idea.
Alternatively they are planning on writing a satire, and they want to see if something is technologically feasible.
I don't think they are promoting the idea in a totally sincere way.
- brachi 11y agoI thought the same at first, but then I remembered that many parents home-school their children among many -IMO- valid reasons, to 'protect' them from things that schools teach like sex ed. and evolution theory.