Your thoughts on Evolution?

Nay... I have a feeling that a good fraction of the people don't know that. Without getting too philosophical, we study and teach science to learn and get people to learn how things work - finding a theory and an explanation that 1) explains what has been observed, and 2) can predict future outcomes. But whether people accept science, it's a choice, isn't it?

I quote Michael Dewar, the famous organic chemist who worked on aromaticity:



i.e. There is no right or wrong. Then, whether people choose to accept it or not, and why they do or do not, is a whole different ball game.
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That could be true for people who work on practical science. Theoretical scientists are all about finding what is true.
Accepting the truth or not doesn't matter, it's still true.