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ITT: How to spot a new scientist 2016-12-07 01:11:04 Post No. 8520639
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ITT: How to spot a new scientist 2016-12-07 01:11:04 Post No. 8520639
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>Emphatizes facts and sources instead of discussion and opinions
>When faced with a problem, seeks help from literature
>Spends a lot of time memorizing data and doing mathematical exercises
>Feels superior because he has more knowledge than average guy
>Not interested in economics and society
>Has grand goals and plans
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Nice arbitrarily chosen group of characteristics
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discussion isn't opposite to facts and sources.
also most scientists care about society and avoid the ivory tower stereotypes, at least to get a better image
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>>8520643
Contribute
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>>8520648
No
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>>8520652
Yes
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>>8520643
nah this is definitely me.
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>>8520646
>most scientist
topic is 'new scientist'
>care about society
this is good
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>>8520657
its okay, you can change if you want
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T. Mcdonalds worker with philosophy major
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>>8520639
What do you mean by 'new scientist'? As in inexperienced scientist or "the young generation" in general (i.e.,
>Get off my lawn you damned new scientists!)
This fits quite a lot of Ph.D. students fairly well though. Especially in engineering.
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