Intelligent Design had been banned. I personally think that the statement required would have been alright, if they also mentioned that gravity was also a theory, not fact, and also mentioned the competing theory, the Theory of Intelligent Pushing.
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Haha. I like how Greek thought was tied to the idea that similar elements were attracted to one another — that water was attracted to water, and that things made of stone and so forth fell to the earth because that was their natural home. And all in all, that seems to make sense.