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(TurboScribe tarafından transkribe edilmiştir. Bu mesajı kaldırmak için Sınırsıza Yükselt.) After 12 years of teaching, I was positive

there wasn't a student I couldn't teach, until

I met this warm, snot-nosed, arrogant, narcissistic,

cheerleading brat.

Every moment with Jade has been a living

hell.

I switched classrooms, she follows me.

If I threaten to expel her, her rich

daddy gives a sizable donation to the school.

If I retire early, well, I don't have

enough money to retire early, so I'm just

stuck here in hell.

I thought nothing could save me, until...

After decades of global war, a radical new

policy has been enacted in the country.

The SEED Act.

Under this law, all bodies are considered public

assets.

Intimacy is no longer a choice, it is

a national obligation.

Breed, or be bred.

Reproduction is now considered a civic duty, essential

to rebuilding the species and restoring balance.

Supporters of this law have hailed it as

a bold act for survival.

This is Channel WTS7.

More on the story at 7.

Class, how are we doing today?

Are we missing something?

What is the first new rule of the

law?

Miss Kimberley, what do you do as the

honours of reading the first rule of this

new order?

Come on.

Loving is not allowed.

Say it all together.

Clothing is not allowed.

Now, what are you all wearing?

Clothes.

Do you think you're above the law?

No, but I feel like we shouldn't sit

here all unclothed.

Okay, well, I don't make the rules and

this is the law.

If you do not follow the law, there

will be serious consequences.

You all know this.

You all read the law, correct?

Correct.

Yes?

You're just bluffing.

I'm just bluffing.

Do you want me to call security and

come down here and come and get you?

And then you can see if I'm bluffing?

Anyone?

If you notice when you came in, there's

a new security protocol.

When you come in, they can come down

here and if you refuse, then they can

take you away.

Don't test me, Miss Kimberley.

Is it worth it?

Thank you.

I'm going to read out some of the

RPA rules and regulations for this new world

order.

Remember, always say yes.

Due to the Reproductive Preservation Act, provisions shall

be subject to governmental oversight and all directors

outlined herein shall substate any conflicted statute or

regulations.

Okay?

Now, let me go over these rules one

more time so you are crystal clear.

Rule number one, clothing is not allowed.

Rule number two, breathing is always allowed.

Rule number three, encourage your peers to participate.

And lastly, rule number four, my favorite, do

not get distracted, ladies.

Now, I'm going to test you.

Okay?

You want to come around?

There we go.

Perfect.

Let me sit down.

There you go.

Wow, very nice.

This looks like a really hard test.

It's not too hard.

You got it, kiddo.

There we go.

Right here.

Oh.

I want everyone to focus and do their

best, as best they can.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Ah, my favorites.

Say the best to the last, shall we?

Why are your hands so greasy?

They're not greasy.

Yeah, they are.

Mr. Kemper, do I have to tell you

again?

Are you going to abide by the rules,

or would you like to spend some detention

with me?

Now sit.

There we go.

Now, ladies, do the best you can, but

please don't let me down.

You guys should know this already.

It's a new world, ladies, and this is

how it is.

So go in there, put a smile on

your face, and do your best.

Let's carry on with our day, okay?

Good work.

My sister got expelled last week.

Same thing happened with our science teacher.

She got fired last week.

All right, ladies, come on.

Get on the test.

Good.

There you go, Chase.

Not too bad, is it?

All right, guys, remember, I want you to

write the full actual scientific words for each

element, okay?

If you can't fit it, just fit it

underneath.

You guys should know this.

All right, keep working.

Very inclusive.

That's good.

Perfect.

Oh, look around there, everyone.

Okay, everyone seems pretty focused.

That's pretty good.

Here you go.

Keep your hands straight.

That's good.

You're doing so good.

Well, all right, guys.

So when we go to the science experiment

coming up soon, right?

Because test tubes, we're going to be lighting

the gas and the reactions between all of

these.

So this is what you do.

So when you answer these, they all react

to each other.

So you have this with this with this

makes chain reaction.

So that's what we're going to be doing

soon, okay?

All right, Jake, can you stand up for

me, please?

Come here.

That's it?

Like, what is it?

Are you, like, obsessed with me or something?

Obsessed with you?

You've been a pain in my ass for

the last fucking six months, and I'm telling

you.

But...

Are you going to abide by class rules

or drop me to get campus security?

What's it going to be?

That's what I thought.

All right, we're doing good?

Great.

Do you all understand the rules, correct?

Yes.

Yes.

There you go.

What makes something an acid or a base?

Anyone want to answer that?

I don't need to answer it.

Okay.

Well, acid is a contributing product of hydrogen

ions, right?

Now, if that solution contains more hydrogen ions,

which is H30, or the hydric ions, which

is OH negative, then given the solution is

acid.

Similarly, if solutions contain more hydro ions, which

is zero H negative, yes, than hydric ions,

which is H plus, then we get the

solution of base.

Does that make sense?

Kind of?

No.

I'm not thinking about that.

But, you guys will get it.

It's part of the science class.

I didn't do that good.

I'm just fine.

Good.

Very good.

Excuse me, mister.

I don't understand.

Can you explain what is base and example?

All right, what is base and example?

Okay, the sodium hydroxide, calcium carbonate, potassium oxide

are examples of bases, okay?

A base is a material that interacts with

hydrogen ions and can neutralize the acid.

Bases are classified as acceptors of proteins, which

is H plus.

And ammonium hydroxide are typical examples of bases,

okay?

Oh, okay.

Yes.

So remember that.

That helps a lot.

No problem.

You guys are doing good.

It's good to ask questions.

Just keep going.

Do the best you can.

How are we finding the test?

Easy, hard, some parts good, some parts not?

Yeah?

It's really hard.

It's good.

It challenges you.

Stay there.

Do not let go.

Not bad.

Excuse me, I have another question.

Yes.

What is an acid and its properties?

That's a good question.

So acids are ionic compounds that, when dissolved

in water, produce positive hydrogen ions, H plus.

And when dissolved in water, acids, they kind

of have a sour taste, you know?

Conduct electricity and react with best metals to

produce hydrogen gas.

Certain indicator compounds may be used to detect

acids, such as litmus.

Acid turns blue, litmus red.

Okay?

That's what we have here.

You see these apples?

We have blue and red.

Yep.

That's the litmus.

Wow.

I'm going to scoot you over this one.

Is that okay?

Yes.

There we go.

Mr. James?

Yeah.

I have a question.

Yes.

What is the main difference between an acid

and a base?

All right.

The main difference between an acid and a

base.

All right.

There are two types of corrosive compounds that

are in acids and bases.

Okay?

Anomeric minerals with a pH value between 0

and 7, known to be acidic, is known

to be very acidic.

Well, the pH between 7 and 14 is

a base.

Whereas bases are ionic compounds that produce hydroxide

ions, which is OH negative.

Now we dissolve these in water.

That's the reaction we get.

Okay?

Thank you.

Can I have another question?

Yes, go for it.

What question do you have?

What is the importance of acid?

That's a good question.

Now you see, acid plays a significant role

within the human body.

The presence of hydrochloric acid in the stomach

helps digestion by breaking down large and complex

food molecules.

We know this, right?

Amino acids are required for, like, protein synthesis,

which helps break down the acids, which help

grow our repair tissues in the body.

Okay?

Mr. James?

Yes?

I don't get it, but what makes something

an acid or a base?

What makes something an acid or a base?

Which question is that again?

Is it?

Oh, okay, I see.

Which makes things acid or base?

Okay.

So an acid is a contributing product containing

hydrogen ions.

If the solution contains more hydrogen ions, which

is H30 plus, than hydro ions, OH negative,

then the given solution is O acid.

Similarly, if the solution contains more hydrogen ions,

remember, OH negative, than the hydrogen ions, H

plus, then given the solution, you have a

base.

Okay, thank you.

Can you guys show the reaction?

I'm doing it right here.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, this is the reaction.

Yeah, this is the reaction.

Oh, okay.

That's good.

Okay.

Yeah, two more.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Yeah.

Okay.

Okay, how do you feel?

Good.

Yeah.

Sydney, how are you?

I'm good.

Yeah, I'm fine.

Can you see your hair?

I think I'm going to get C++, but

I'm totally lost.

I might get D, but I'm sorry.

Ooh, maybe it's a draw.

It's a draw.

It's a draw.

So you really don't have any idea what

this means with this reaction.

I don't know if this is the base

or the acid.

It makes no sense.

No sense at all.

Literally, they're both reacting the same way.

And what do I do when I combine

them?

You think I should see what happens when

I combine them?

Yeah, I think you should.

Oh no, I dropped it.

It's gone now.

Like my ex.

You must be getting somewhere.

You must have some idea of what you're

doing.

I keep tossing it in there, and I

just, you know, I might not finish the

assignment.

I don't know.

But you've taken this class so many times.

I know, it's time for a reason.

I hope this is the right answer.

Do you hear about what happened?

Oh, fuck!

You don't realize again what happened.

He ended up on the roof on that

one class that caught him doing it.

And then what happened?

I don't know what to tell you.

It was fucking crazy.

And he said to me, I think that

has to mean that it's an acid, right?

I thought red was base, but you know

what, I'm starting to think it's an acid,

yeah.

I wish they would give us better hints.

I know.

They should give us better books.

Maybe a better teacher.

You've taken this class literally how many times

now?

This is my fourth or fifth time.

So you must understand it by now.

I hate science.

Me too.

Why do I need to know how the

world works?

Why do I need to know the pH

base of our acid?

Oh, boy, it's one second.

I'm not a scientist.

I'm just going to bring up one thing.

And just do it real fast.

Because everyone can get one.

Right.

It's true.

I'm just going to guess.

I'm just going to guess.

I feel like each question is like a

hint for another question, but I don't get

it.

Right.

Okay, they're trying to explain it to us,

but it's just so far beyond me that

even the hints don't get it.

It's not that easy to follow along with

these things.

Yeah.

Let's see if I can explain it.

Stick this in here.

You can do that.

Okay.

I see what people are using right now.

Yeah.

What do you think this is?

I don't know.

I saw the colors.

Right.

I don't know what the colors mean.

I don't see the color.

I said I don't get it.

Right.

I think that the yellow is like a

base, maybe?

Yes.

It has so much.

Just what colors?

I don't know.

I think it's a turquoise, but it's not

turquoise.

Right.

Well, let me see it.

Oh, there we go.

It's the same.

Yeah.

Okay.

I don't think we're doing it right.

I'm hoping for a C at last.

At this point, I'll just pass it.

I'll take it.

It'll probably be a D.

It's the all-beauty fabric.

That's all.

Nice.

Yeah.

Did you hear what happened with my math

teacher?

No.

He got fired.

You didn't hear that?

I didn't hear about this at all.

Because it wasn't teaching us anything.

We weren't learning anything in class.

Absolutely.

I know that's what's happening.

So...