4/10/2018, 8:38 am
A new survey by YouGov has found that just 66% of millennial's firmly believe that the earth is round. Science teachers across the U.S. will be shaking their heads after learning that nine percent of young adults answered that they have “always believed” the planet was flat.
Another nine percent of young adults said they thought the planet was spherical but had doubts about it. In a disturbing display of indecision, 16 percent of millennial's said they weren't sure what the shape of the planet was.
Overall, only two percent of the respondents said they always thought the Earth was flat without any doubt. YouGov found that age was directly connected to Americans' views on the shape of the world. Seventy-six percent of adults age 25-34 say they've always believed the Earth is round, compared to 82 percent of ages 35-44, 85 percent of ages 45-54, and 94 percent of adults 55 and over.
This is a monumental testimony to the failure of the government school system and even though the majority believe that the planet is indeed round, the percentage that is unsure should be a real eye-opener that something is very wrong here. If they are unable to grasp this universally accepted truth as fact, then where else is their education lacking?
Yet millennial's are supposed to be the ultimate authoritative voice on gun laws?

