ADNAN OKTAR: It’s possible to teach history by means of movies and also make it enjoyable at the same time. One can teach geography by giving the children a tour or in a wide and spacious park or garden. You can demonstrate physics in a laboratory. You can teach what they could keep in mind. What would kids do with physics formulas? Why do you force students to memorize anything that they will soon forget? "When was Hammurabi born?” Who needs to know the birth date of Hammurabi? It does not make any difference. Who cares?
BULENT SEZGIN: Nobody remembers it after a while.
ADNAN OKTAR: What do we have to do with Hammurabi? It does not matter that it is either Joe Schmoe or Hammurabi. No matter who is that. The date of their birth or death is not our concern. What would it lead to? No brain can resist it. They also teach the history of his grandpa and his ancestors. Practical knowledge is important, in other words practical general knowledge. The courses on general
