File: Cellcraft.swf-(8.4 MB, 640x480, Game)
[_] Anonymous 07/07/15(Tue)20:42:12 No.2837582
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 07/07/15(Tue)23:00:50 No.2837683
>>2837582
Actually not half bad for an educational game, OP
>> [_] Anonymous 07/07/15(Tue)23:03:08 No.2837685
This is neat.
I like this.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/07/15(Tue)23:29:38 No.2837714
pretty nice, but i hate when games like these are structured to be a long-winded tutorial that
ends where the actual game should begin.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/07/15(Tue)23:34:02 No.2837722
>>2837683
The problem is, this "educational game" teaches the biological processes in the context of
intelligent design and "front-loading" (granted, without religious connotations). Seriously, i'm
not splitting hairs here; the two "Science Advisors" are both vocal I.D. creationist. The game is
a deliberate attempt to provide cellular biology content without touching evolution.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/07/15(Tue)23:42:59 No.2837728
>>2837722
I think you may be reading too much into it. Creationism didn't even cross my mind until you
mentioned it, and now I can't un-see it. Way to go, jerk.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/07/15(Tue)23:51:01 No.2837736
>>2837728
To be fair, it isn't so much creationism as it is playing god.
Also genetically modifying organisms.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/07/15(Tue)23:51:43 No.2837738
>>2837728
I am a middle school teacher in a southern school district. this game was "strongly recommended"
to me by my conservative department-head precisely because we could use it to hit our cell
science standards without having to touch evolution. Then I looked up the science advisers in the
credits. This was put out around the same time Ray Comfort was publishing creationist edited
versions of Origin of Species and trying to get the distributed in schools. Its a real tactic.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/08/15(Wed)00:06:57 No.2837747
I want to fuck sydney
>> [_] Anonymous 07/08/15(Wed)00:16:38 No.2837751
>>2837738
they never quit do they?
price of freedom and all
>constant vigilance
