Asclepias
Diamond Member
You brought up the point that I left out a word and now that you dont like what the word implies you are going to disregard my question? It says studying. Doesnt specify how long. Are you willing to run with that definition or one that actually makes sense like the one I gave you?My definition wasnt edited it was summarized from what I remember reading. So you think if someone takes a class in science that makes them a scientist? Would you trust their findings if they studied science for 2 hours?why did your edited definition leave out one very important word???a dictionary.and your source for that is who???Because the definition of a scientist is someone that is recognized as having an expertise in one of the sciences.
sci·en·tist
/ˈsīəntəst/
Learn to pronounce
noun
- a person who is studying or has expert knowledge of one or more of the natural or physical sciences.
"a research scientist"
synonyms: researcher, technologist;
informalboffin
its the definition that says that not me,,,
and as I pointed out there are bad ones just like there are good ones,,thats why facts and provable science should always be the defining factor,,,
not a piece of paper you paid someone to give you,,,