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I would understand the reasoning from my teacher and try to explain it to my parents. Hopefully, they would be open minded and also listen to the reasoning. After that I would be fine if they did not believe it as after all those years of thinking the Earth is flat, such a radical theory seems absurd. However, I would try to persuade them that getting angry and being violent is not the right thing to do.

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I would protest alongside my parents. My reasoning goes as follows - in order to push the theory. If many people are against the new discovery it will force the scientists to support their theory with more data and convincing arguments. Thus, I feel that protesting against the new theory will lead to better evidence for the theory. Finally this additional evidence will help me actually decide the legitimacy of this theory

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I would understandably be surprised as well, but I wouldn't take such a radical course of action that would involve harm and potential death. In fact, I would probably try and do more research on the new discovery and present it to my parents.

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I would be doubtful at first. I wouldn't really believe the teacher but I would still think about it and make a definite decision. I wouldn't listen to my parents though, because they lived in a different time so their environments were different and they never had to or were presented with alternate ideas.

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Since I had been taught the world was flat as a child, I would likely agree with my parents to go against the "blasphemy" of the world being round.

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I would probably agree with my parents because new ideas are always hard to accept and one of these proportions is extremely hard. I'd sit back and wait to see if more evidence supports the teacher's
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I would tell my parents that I agree with them, but I would also research it to find proof and see who is telling the truth. Once I found that out, I'd mention it to whoever was wrong. If my teacher turns out to be wrong, I still wouldn't join my parents in such a violent decision.

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I would pretend to agree with my parents at home because I don't want them to think I'm naïve and believe anything anyone says but I would actually believe my science teacher in school. To avoid confrontation with anyone, I would try my best to ignore the situation.

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I would probably think that my science teacher was crazy because she offered no proof to her claim. However, I would not get violent to the point of protesting the school unless she only talked about the round earth theory in class. Instead, I probably wouldn't do anything and just let the situation unfold until I found more information or a resolution was reached.

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I would consider what my science teacher said because of his credibility. However, I would most likely support the notion that the world is flat because of what I have been told my whole life. It is human nature for people tend to alienate others who differentiate with them.

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People, after they grow up, can't have their beliefs, no matter how stubborn, often changed. However, me, still as a teenager, can have my ideals changed by being appealed through logic. I would believe the science teacher, and convince my parents that the science teacher had the right to believe what he wanted to

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I would understand my parents view and be doubtful of the theory the teacher presented, but would still research more and make my own conclusion before taking any action.

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I would probably be suspicious of the teacher, but I would try to be more open. Most likely I would side with my parents, because I am not used to different ideas.

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This revelation was so sudden and not spoken by anyone else I don't think I would be able to believe my teacher.  However, I would want to hear her evidence and try to consider her side. Then I would reason with my parents and try to talk them out of the protest because teachers are still allowed to share their opinion.

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I would agree with my parent, but would not be a part of the attack. The teacher did not explain why, but just said something that went against my lifelong beliefs.

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I would agree with my parents because they have the most influence on my thoughts about the right interpretation of the world. Also, I would be more inclined to trust them over my evil science teacher.

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I would try to agree with my parents to avoid conflict, but then ask my science teacher to provide more evidence so I could come up with a reasonable conclusion on my own.

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Unlike my parents who have taken their pitchforks out immediately, I would instead question the teacher and find out the reason behind why they believe this. I would rather find out the reasoning instead of getting violent immediately.

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My parents are so old and lame, they have to be wrong. I believe in Science and I think I believe it when it says the world is round(ish). It's not right what they're doing. I'm going to gather some of my classmates and defend our Science teacher. We will not be silenced!

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I can see why my parents believe that the world is flat, but they also think Avocado toast is just a fad. I'm gonna think for myself but I don't want to get in trouble so I'll just sit this out.

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My parents are usually always right, so I think I'm going to get really really angry and protest that evil Science teacher. Feel my wrath!