Someone asked my biology teacher a question, and she said she'd look it up. The next day, she tells us, that it is simply not known...

 

First time that I can remember that what we are taught at school is at the edge of what is known...

It is known that it is not known.

tis?

So it shall be.

Now you won't tell us what the question was?

 

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It is known that it is not known.

 

One can only ask questions about the known known and the known unknown.

 

Now you won't tell us what the question was?

 

Troll Level 9000

 

I'm sorry, but I wouldn't know the English words for it...

Google the english words?

or write it in nethish and well use google translate

Well, I'm not sure if I even remember how it would be described exactly. I basically know what happens, but I wouldn't remember the names of everything.

what subject was it in?

Biology, some detail about DNA reproduction.

I asked some question related to it once. Some sort of thing I read in a book. The answer was almost same and advise that I can go for research in that field if I really want to discover it.

That's inspiring if you ask me

My impression of primary/secondary schooling is that it teaches things that are almost true and almost practical. 

That... is a way to put it too, yeah.