The views of science on our universe are dramatically changing, with profound impact on our ways of thinking and living.
Whenever there is rapid change, there are three kinds of people involved:
- Those who make it happen.
- Those who watch it happen.
- Those who wondered what happened.
As a consequence, our youngsters and society are risking to miss out on many positive life changing opportunities.
The need for it was triggered by a publication of the Council of Europe called 'The dangers of creationism in education'.
The motives are noble, yet the consequences spell disaster.
This site offers constructive alternatives and hopes to contribute to a brighter future for our youngsters.
You do not have to wait, resources are here, at your disposal, for free.
Enjoy your visit,
Your host
Cornel Slenters
Engineer, author, educator, management coach and philosopher.
A
scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its
opponents and making them see the light, but rather
because its opponents eventually die and a new generation
grows up that is familiar with it.
Max Planck
1858-1947
1858-1947
