What is the Role of Non-Scientists in the Scientific Community?

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In summary, non-scientists play a crucial role in the scientific community by providing support and assistance in various ways, such as funding, communication, and advocacy. They also serve as a bridge between scientists and the general public, helping to promote understanding and appreciation for scientific research and its impact on society. Additionally, non-scientists can contribute valuable perspectives and insights to scientific discussions, leading to more well-rounded and diverse solutions. Overall, their involvement is essential for the advancement and success of the scientific community.
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Hello everyone,

I am a layman who basically cannot do math, yet am inexplicably drawn to physics and chemistry, so here I am to learn and ask questions, mostly!

I don't know what else to say but nice to meet you all!
 
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