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Then stuff like Ninja Doctor Fight With Coronavirus Shirtspend happens all the time. Scientists just find the things we don’t know and work on knowing them. Even things we think we know don’t actually count until thorough research is applied to truly knowing them. Few people realize how much effort goes into actually proving something as true. And how important it is that we get to that level of proof. The guy who invented the Python programming language did it for fun in his spare time. Because he thought the computer programming languages that existed weren’t really very good. A scientist is someone who conducts scientific research to advance knowledge in an area of interest.

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