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fedia.io

Perhaps the contemporary high school student knows fewer things that are untrue, and certainly they have a few vague ideas about principles that were entirely unknown in the 19th century, but even so I'll bet they know much less overall.

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Hegarreply
fedia.io

Also, a certain amount of high school level medical knowledge is wrong and we don't know it yet.

Mitochondria are probably way more complex and important than current textbook descriptions, gut biome and skin biome probably influence way more, etc.

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ThePantserreply
sh.itjust.works

Mitochondria are probably way more complex and important than current textbook descriptions, gut biome and skin biome probably influence way more, etc.

What do you mean? Mitochondria are the powerhouse of the cell! When I think of a powerhouse I think it's most important.

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There's some evidence that mitchondria might be the reason life needs sleep. They can kill their cell and communicate with other mitochondria.

ATP production is super important, but they do a lot more than just creating that usable 'currency' of energy that inspired the 'powerhouse' idea.

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Probably? There's a lot of information about them if you read a textbook. Their place in the steroid pathways is always a good place to start.

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lemmy.world

The average highschooler nowadays doesn't get to dissect executed criminals.

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You don't know what the average highschooler does in their spare time.

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Because there's more to know....

This is like saying the average 9 year old has a greater knowledge of Disney movies than Aristotle

It's true, but it means nothing.

Like, germ theory wasn't even a thing back there, so just knowing about bacteria is enough

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Slovenereply
feddit.nl

Is it too low even for Barbados Slim?

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