I'm questioning how much real contribution to society the rest are providing by deliberately sabotaging the education of their own children, as well as everybody else they possibly can.
I'll admit, I think that it causes a bit of kneecapping. It really depends upon what else is 'packaged' into that education. Specifically not understanding evolutionary theory DOES make it tougher to thrive in learning biology (and all of the resultant careers). Clearly, there are a ton of contributing careers that require zero biology knowledge. So, it depends on whether that education also includes other vices or pro-social teachings. On its own, yeah, evolutionary theory is useful. But, package it with a good Golden Rule foundation? Then, I dunno. Might be worth the trade.