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That is empirically not true. Sugar is not alive, but it is of interest to biologists. Viruses are not generally considered to be alive, but are of interest to
by gizmo686 6y ago
That is empirically not true. Sugar is not alive, but it is of interest to biologists. Viruses are not generally considered to be alive, but are of interest to biologists. Priors are not alive, but are of interest to biologists.
Additionally, scientists do not actually divide themselves into neat little boxes. A Biochemist does chemistry. A Quantum biologist does quantum physics. A Computation biologists does compute science.
- lisper 6y ago> Priors are not alive Did you mean prions?
- wiz21c 6y agoThese are Bayesian prions...
- ncmncm 6y agoBiologists are interested in sugar only insofar as things alive are using or making it. A biochemist decides whether a chemical is interesting according to whether it is made by or affects something alive. And so on.