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I think the "mad" in "mad scientist" makes it form a compound word - that doesn't suggest the person is clinically insane. To me, I hear "mad scientist" and I t
by yathern 7y ago
I think the "mad" in "mad scientist" makes it form a compound word - that doesn't suggest the person is clinically insane. To me, I hear "mad scientist" and I think:
- Very knowledgeable across a range of studies
- Likes to build homebrew projects
- Impressive work ethic and devotion to projects
- Does it not for money or fame, but just because it's what they do
- TremendousJudge 7y ago- Has crazy hair like Cliff Stoll or Albert Einstein in that one picture