Chetkica t1_j17a2f8 wrote
Reply to comment by kslusherplantman in Climate Impacts Are Increasing; Textbooks Aren’t Keeping Pace: "biology textbooks are failing to share adequate information about climate change" by Additional-Two-7312
Thats an utterly false analogy. We are talking about changing ecosystems (due to climate change), and pupils learning wrong outdated information, not adding geophysics to bio class.
No injections from other sciences are being added (not learning geophysics there) just ecology being adapted to the times and context being added. Otherwise you're learning not ecology but paleoecology
kslusherplantman t1_j17bmgx wrote
Oh, but they don’t study ecosystems in every biology class…
So THATS a false analogy in your own right!
Chetkica t1_j17e5kh wrote
what are you even saying.
kslusherplantman t1_j17eojw wrote
Using your own words against you…
do they study ecosystems in every biology class? Nope!
So therefore expecting to have that in EVERY biology class is also a false analogy.
I was being hyperbolic to prove a point.
Chetkica t1_j17jv2m wrote
Climate change and anthropogenic pollution have impacts worth mentioning beyond just ecology: e.g. evolutionary pressures of climate change (evolutionary biology), impacts of microplastics on the human body or corals (human and marine biology), degree and speed of extinction of different species, changes to biomes (biogeography), plastic eating microbes (microbiology) and so on and on.
No idea what kind of inner conflict this rambling is symptomatic of but i think our time can be better spent than this nonsense.
GhostRobot55 t1_j17ty29 wrote
But what's the point of your point, or are you just being contrarion because why not?
Shocking that your main reddit activity is growing drugs. I don't even have a problem with drugs, but you seem juvenile.
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