Sounds really strange but, careers!?

Question

I am fifteen and so far am considering two options.

one: Be a conservative republican politician, which we really need right now.

two: Be a scientist who will devout his life to disproving evolution and teach young people the truth of creationism.

I am putting this on this section, because I like this section.

Answer 1

Being a conservative republican politician would be your best bet because no one in the relam of science would let you publish your ideas.

Answer 2

For a Composition class once we were to write on a controversial subject that had to do with education and I wrote a paper on the intelligent design debate. I took the stance that BOTH should be taught in schools to be fair and spent a portion of the paper trying to explain how creationism is, indeed a science.

However, sadly, once I had finished the paper I was so upset at myself for having to hand in such a piece of crap. I wrote all this nonsense that I got off of mostly religious sites that were trying to prove the scientific validity of creationism, and the truth is there ISN'T any! There's even less now that they have found one of the possible missing links between sea and land creatures.

So, at the end of the semester we had to write a second paper and I chose to write a rebuttal to my own paper! I was MUCH more satisfied the second time around and, amusingly, I used much of the same information from my first paper in the second paper, the prove that it WASN'T scientific!

So, I agree with the person who said that there are already too many conservative republican politicians, and the second one probably won't happen. (Not to say that creationism is completely wrong -- I just don't think you can scientifically prove it.) You should consider joining the peace corps or maybe doing some missionary work. You could make a big difference in a lot of different ways. Please don't limit yourself to these two options!

Answer 3

I had a whole thing typed up here, but I deleted it because all the arguments against what you're saying have been used before.

You can talk for hours about a creation/evolution debate and who's right and which one of us is full of crap and blah blah, but really it all comes down to this:

You understand that scientists work to increase our understanding of the world and the universe and everything in it, right?

So here's my question to you. If creation happened, why don't scientists (UNIVERSALLY, by the way) believe it did? And more importantly, if evolution DIDN'T happen, why is there absolutely no debate in the scientific community about whether or not it happened?

That's what you have to ask yourself.

Answer 4

I recommend the politician.
Why?
Because you will be a laughing stock as a scientist trying to disprove science.

Answer 5

Be a conservative republican politician, it's wrong to brainwash children.

Answer 6

You could also devote your career to slamming your head against a brick wall.

That would be about as useful as the other two options.

Answer 7

1. There are enough republicans to fill the need...

2. Creation isn't science.

Answer 8

Sounds great just keep studying and praying to God to guide you. I hope you enjoy this site, Don't let the wise cracks get you down.

Answer 9

How about a third option: work for peace and committ to helping reduce human suffering?

Answer 10

I pray that you would give your life to my Lord and savior Jesus Christ and that you would put him first and live your life for him,he Is worthy and give him glory and honor and respect amen