With a few tweaks, that book is ready for Texas and Florida.
Just find and replace the name “Allah” with “God” and nobody would notice.
Feels the author knew he was writing bullshit and tried to actually sneak the truth in, in a way that’s undetectable to the extremists vetting the thing.
Oh, look; it’s more conflating of evolution with abiogenesis, alongside complete shortsightedness about the scales of space and time involved.
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Why is it in English?
Well Britain did a little colonizing in that area of the world.
I find that hard to believe. The british are nice people who respect other nations and have never stolen a chunk of ireland with murdering.
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Because it’s fake.
Are we just ignoring that this is an obvious Photoshop?
It’s not obvious to me.
The chapter is titled “evolution” and the fact that we’re on figure 24.16 leads me to believe there are at least fifteen other images in this chapter. If that’s the case, it seems unlikely this section would be so far back in the chapter.
The section above literally talks about the results of natural selection on speciation.
When comparing content between the two sections, the top had lots of scientific vocabulary and creates valid points. The below section has multiple misspelled words and bad grammar. Tonally, very different.
Most obviously, the line spacing in this section is about half what it is in the above section.
Idk… In Turkey natural selection and speciation are in the curriculum but as far as I can tell it’s forbidden to mention evolution. Doesn’t seem like a large jump of logic to include a “btw evolution is wrong” section.
Also the line spacing on the right page seems closer to the bottom section.
Why is this Pakistani textbook printed in English?
I like that apricots and figs are clearly appreciated as higher forms of life than starfish and hawks. 
It’s not very clear how loins fit in that list, but then I’m not an evolutionary scientist.
It reads like they switched to the grocery list at some point, and I have to say it’s sounding rather tasty.
I don’t think the book author is, either…
This was hard to read for many reasons, including the run-on sentences and poor grammar. My favorite parts, however, were probably these excerpts:
- “cannot be the result of chance vents”
- “Primal soup”
- “Loins”
Texas called, and wants their book back
Loins
Nice piece of comedy in this sea of fucking idiocy.
Florida is leaking
My favorite part is that the first paragraph presents an example of evolution, and then the second paragraph said “evolution is bullshit.” They probably took a preexisting evolution-believing textbook and squeezed in a paragraph here and there, but they can’t keep the book self-consistent.
A classic case of proof by contradiction.
In English, why that’s cultural appropriation sonny
humans can’t reproduce something, must be fake
