great idea, osuche! but we should also eliminate literature, writting, and debate classes, any sort of theory class, economics classes, politics classes, and culture classes. they are all open to too much speculation and individual interpretation as well. we still have foreign language amd math...well, except for mathematical theory. oh! and gym is left too. art and music, except for maybe just the documented histoy of it peresented in time-line fashion, are definately out. hmmm...can't think of anything else, but i'm sure if we put our heads to it we can come up with a few more things we shouldn't teach. but pick something besides wikipedia. their info isn't always accurate. once i looked up shakespeare and all it said was this:

SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!SHAKESPEARE IS GAY!!!...and wrote good poems.

now that's some good info right there, but i was disappointed at the shocking lack of it. they should have at least listed the year he died.

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