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Science is a combination of many different knowledge branches, but usually the people who are teachers, educators, scientists or researchers are helping each other to understand better the world in which we live.<br> | Science is a combination of many different knowledge branches, but usually the people who are teachers, educators, scientists or researchers are helping each other to understand better the world in which we live.<br> | ||
Similar to the [[Artists|artists]], or the crafters, also scientists like to feel like a group and share their knowledge. | Similar to the [[Artists Association|artists]], or the crafters, also scientists like to feel like a group and share their knowledge. | ||
There are many different people into this group and different jobs.<br> | There are many different people into this group and different jobs.<br> | ||
You can study natural elements and become an alchemist, or an herbalist, but you can also be an architect, an engineer, a librarian, a scribe or a teacher. | You can study natural elements and become an alchemist, or an herbalist, but you can also be an architect, an engineer, a librarian, a scribe or a teacher. | ||
[[Category: Society]] | [[Category: Society]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:13, 29 October 2013
Science is a combination of many different knowledge branches, but usually the people who are teachers, educators, scientists or researchers are helping each other to understand better the world in which we live.
Similar to the artists, or the crafters, also scientists like to feel like a group and share their knowledge.
There are many different people into this group and different jobs.
You can study natural elements and become an alchemist, or an herbalist, but you can also be an architect, an engineer, a librarian, a scribe or a teacher.