Grier
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No, he was not an explorer in the physical sense.
Athens Greece.
He died for his principals.
Yes, very much, his works are still read.
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Athens Greece.
He died for his principals.
Yes, very much, his works are still read.
Grier
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No, sorry Thomas, not Herodotus.
The person I'm thinking of was born and died in Athens.
Grier
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No, not him either Thomas.
Grier
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Well done Craig, it was Socrates!
He once said “Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something.”
Your turn.
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No not a trade. This is an unusual job that requires no qualifications
looker-on
aka Thomas the Kraut
Do you differentiate between these three words?
It's not a profession but a job, I gather.
Since when has it been practised?
Is it specific to a region or commonly found in any country?
Can you do the job during your whole working life?
How many people are doing the job? Is it popular?
noIs it gender biased?
Is it mostly practiced indoors or outdoors?
Does it pay well?
Is it academic in any sense?
both
up to $120 hr for the best
no
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A profession, as the people that do it are classed as professionals
since ancient Egyptian times
no, mostly found today in India and China.
If you want , or if there is a call for it.
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No. It does involve humans tho. I did say it was an unusual, even strange profession.
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so not a fortune teller.
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Stranger, more bizarre than that.