what, suddenly there is no notion of a cognitive mongrel, i.e. a bilingual breed of man?
i found that people complained about having a mixed-ethnic rooting, never was the case translated into the cognitive element of vocab...
you are allowed an ethno-allowance "stipend" and be left off the hook if your mother was white, but your daddy was black, but then it comes to possessing two languages, good luck Buck!
akin to psychiatric disorders... the pills don't work! tell that to a chemist: the **** was i doing all this time, so running, cardiovascular oxygen to the brain will solve all the problems?
the last thing you want a chemist to hear is: the only medicine is exercise... i'm not saying it's perfect, but to suggest that all pill taking is bad makes the study of chemistry: pointless... might as well be studying arachnophobia! if i actually did make it into the profession i'd be as much hated as a police officer... chemistry: bad... make sure you wash your teeth with cow dung extract, and perfume yourself with freshly plucked daffodils then!
jobs retain a tinge of absolutism because relativism doesn't exist between them, the only relativism shared is the relativistic fact that such jobs exists, and can exist because they are coexisting... a bus driver coexists with a cabbie because: e.g. e.g. i.e. a mechanical means of travel... psychiatry undermines the benevolence of a chemist, by over-simplifying the case-study of a cardiovascular trainer... the **** is the point running a treadmill without generating energy?
you can't suddenly explain to a chemist: your pill aren't worth popping! well, that's one way of saying the currently exploration of the impotence of antibiotics... that worked...
but what's the point of telling a chemist to suddenly "dig the groove" of divorcing himself from synthesising synthetic mimics? - and instead analysing analytical precursors?
a chemist is not going to suddenly rephrase his quest to agree to: a futility his own work - culminating in an effective plagiarism of nature isolated... but then popularising biology and physics reduces chemistry as being the Quasimodo of science, a hunch-back ugly-face of endeavour... a science crucified in terms of modern ethic...
once the only adventurous branch of science, now the most ethically conducted patron of rigour... it has truly become nothing short of a farce... something worth being ridiculous, but not inclined to be subject of ridicule.