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nothing changes the fact that the conclusion that the study presents is overly simplistic and misleading. sex ed is not the primary factor. otherwise everyone who gets the same sex ed would have the same rates. they don't, so sex ed ain't it.
care to actually address that?
you can't prove anything you just posted, and you disparaged a study you clearly didn't bother to read. students who all take the same classes with the same teachers don't all get the same grades, and yet we don't believe education isn't important and that school clearly is the place to learn. you have no idea what is or isn't the primary factor, the study at least contains facts, while your posts are conjecture with no facts to support them.