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What do you guys think is so special about a scientist.
They measure things and record data really well. They apply scientific principles and such.
They use lab equipment and usually have a very narrow scope on the things they are working on.
Do you think every scientist gets a nobel or something?
Scientist isn't a thing. It's like artist, a self-designation.
No, its a thing, people have the title "scientist." Its just a job, tho.
Nuh-uh.
Just do a quick job search. I know plenty of scientists.
Researchers, professors, testers, archeologists, chemists, physicists, biologists.
Show me someone walking around with "scientist" on their lapel. It's like a cartoon joke.
Staff scientists at work vanish into thin air upon receiving this profound take.
Staff assassins move in to protect them from staff ninjas.
It's a real staff infection
What kinda essentialism is this? Artist is also absolutely a job title. Sure, you can self-describe as well, but there are people that get paid to be an artist.
I'm a warrior, a poet, an entrepreneur. Who says I'm not?
No one. Like I said, you can self-identify but it is also a title you can have from a job or similar.
You did say that. I'm corrected.