... , though, they have to have some knowledge of experimental and research methods, including library research, biology, chemistry, zoology, statistics and computers. "You have to learn a lot about the background of whatever it is you're working on. A scientist spends half their life reading what other people have done in the areas that they're interested in." says George Gibbs, a zoologist who ... . Zoologists are most likely to remain in demand for the areas of our world that have not been explored thoroughly yet (of which there are many). The history of zoology goes back a long, long time...

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... disobey them. Socrates effectively disproves Thrasymachus' definition demonstrating through Techné, that a ruler acts in the best interest of his subjects. Although Socrates has won, for his own pleasure he goes on to further prove that a life of justice is more rewarding than a life of injustice. Before this, Socrates only desired knowledge, whereas now he desires the satisfaction of being right ... of this method is that it assumes that Socrates will find the correct answers to his questions. However, with Thrasymachus, Socrates is able to refute his claim that justice is whatever be...

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