Thanks to Arkatox in another thread for his comments on home schooling.
So, what about Pokémon?
I have wasted something like 2000 hours of my life playing 12 different Pokémon games over the past 12 years.
In some of these games there are statues of god-like Pokémon, some of whom are credited with the creation of the Pokémon universe; violence in battles between Pokémon is encouraged and rewarded; one of the attacks which can be used is the move "curse"; and to top it all off, the whole Pokémon concept revolves around proving theories of evolution.
I suspect that most home school teachers know less about Pokémon than I do, but maybe they're onto something.
Any thoughts?
...people often believe things (in absolute) that are totally wrong just because their over-protective parents told them, making them very biased and ignorant. Just a couple examples, things such as the idea Harry Potter or Pokemon are demonic. I can maaaaaaybe understand HP, but still, it's utterly ridiculous all that I've seen and heard from over-protected kids.
So, what about Pokémon?
I have wasted something like 2000 hours of my life playing 12 different Pokémon games over the past 12 years.
In some of these games there are statues of god-like Pokémon, some of whom are credited with the creation of the Pokémon universe; violence in battles between Pokémon is encouraged and rewarded; one of the attacks which can be used is the move "curse"; and to top it all off, the whole Pokémon concept revolves around proving theories of evolution.
I suspect that most home school teachers know less about Pokémon than I do, but maybe they're onto something.
Any thoughts?