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β | Answering the questions in [[Randall]]'s [[what if | + | Answering the questions in [[Randall]]'s ''[[what if]]'' blog and his books requires a wide variety of scientific expertise, much of which he is unfamiliar with. To make up for this deficiency, Randall (here represented by [[Cueball]]) asks other scientists for help, in this comic represented by [[Hairbun]]. |
Normal people (not from the scientific community) have certain expectations about scientists, as they would any group of people.{{Citation needed}} In the case of scientists, they are often expected to be overly serious, "measuring the marigolds" rather than enjoying the simpler or more subjective things in life. This is reflected in the first panel, where Hairbun gets annoyed by Cueball's "frivolous scenario" and wants to work on formulas instead. This is the scenario one would have expected from the standard assumptions regarding scientists. | Normal people (not from the scientific community) have certain expectations about scientists, as they would any group of people.{{Citation needed}} In the case of scientists, they are often expected to be overly serious, "measuring the marigolds" rather than enjoying the simpler or more subjective things in life. This is reflected in the first panel, where Hairbun gets annoyed by Cueball's "frivolous scenario" and wants to work on formulas instead. This is the scenario one would have expected from the standard assumptions regarding scientists. |