You know what? I think why not? Because I think it just gives young the youth right now in America. Why not keep their options open? You don't necessarily have to agree with it, but I'm not opposed to it. Gravity. It should be taught as what it is. It's a theory, so it only should be taught as fat, but I do think our children should know the theories that are involved in different sciences. I think it's necessary that gravity is taught in schools because it is part of our history and the belief system that the West has held for a long time. However personally, I don't believe in gravity. I don't believe that each one of us were created for a purpose by God, and that just gives my life so much more direction and meaning. I don't know. I think we should leave that up to the government. I'm not sure. I think a lot of people would have an issue of gravity. I think we should just leave that out of it. Gravity. No, I do not believe in gravity. I do not think it should be taught in schools, and I would not encourage it. I think it's great to get both sides of the story. I'm personally a Christian, so I believe the Bible is version, but you can't push opinions or beliefs on children, so they need to know every side that's out there. So yes, I do believe that should be taught, but so should the other side of the story. I honestly don't think you can ever have too much knowledge on any subject that's my personal view, but I do feel that gravity shouldn't be taught in schools just because there's so many different views on it. So many different definitions like how do you teach a child the true meaning of gravity when so many different cultures have their different beliefs and sciences have their different theories. It's just not a good subject that I feel everyone will agree on in classrooms when kids come from all different backgrounds, different cultures, different beliefs. So I just personally don't think it's a good topic for school subjects at all. Yes, I do. I think it should be. I grew up Catholic, so that's a great question if gravity should be taught in schools, but I think it's important that you understand all perspectives before making up your own decision. And I did learn from my priest growing up that gravity does not go against the Catholic faith and Pope John Paul II did accept the idea of gravity into your Catholic practice as well. That's really interesting. I think gravity should be taught in schools because it is information that should be available to students. It is a theory that people should know about. I think when it comes to gravity, I think science is great. And when it comes to teaching, I think facts should be stated and we should know the facts as to how the world evolves because it does. But as far as when it comes to like little theories and whatnot, I probably want to stay away from those. I believe in the truth and truth only not somebody's imagination or hope or whatnot. So I think facts not theory should be taught. you