### person | author:

Biographer
* are writers.
* collect and write down a person's life history.
* is an author
* write an account of another person's life.

### person | author:

Cyberpunk
* are everywhere
  - hackers, crackers, and phreakers
  - science fiction
* come in three different genders being hackers, crackers and phreakers.
* explores the fusion between man and machine.
* is about technological implosion, miniaturization, and synaesthetic media
  - also the name of an online game
  - psychology of technology
  - quick and dirty when it comes to survival
* sometimes have a romantic fascination with hacking into other peoples' computers.
* spend way to much time at their computers.
* subset of science fiction, which subset of popular culture.
* traditionally focuses on settings where there is little hope beyond individual survival.
* use all available data input to think for themselves
  - data-input to think for themselves

Drafter
* Most drafters work in industries that are sensitive to swings in the economy.
* are vital to the world of technology and architecture
* work in every industry that manufactures or constructs a product.

### person | author:

Journalist
* Most journalists belong to unions which are related in various ways to political parties
  - nowadays begin their careers after obtaining a degree
  - write books.
  * Nothing is personal here. Journalists sensationalize stories to get attention. You should never rely on dubious or questionable references as your main sources of information for an article. Verifiability is the key to becoming a reliable resource, so editors should cite credible sources so that their edits can be easily verified. If an article only cites journalists, publicists, and others with an agenda, then the quality of information is no better than theirs
* are agents of the police, profit, war and state-terror around the world
  - communicators who work hard to transmit their work and information
  - educators with an ethical responsibility to the community
  - essentially public servants like librarians, the police and laundry attendants
  - famous for being able to compartmentalize
  - frequently the victims of political and revenge violence
  - modern-day historians
  - one of many third-parties who monitor communications between buyer and seller
  - people who have made a profession of communicating
  - spectators by profession
  - still citizens, with the rights and duties of citizenship
* are the ones who for years have treated conventions as a metaphor for governing
  - people entrusted with defining reality
  - translators, collecting information and adapting it to various audiences
* are, by profession, civic and political activists.
* assume double duties
* cover particular topics
* enjoy freedom of the press and educators have academic freedom.
* explain events.
* frequently blame street violence on the influence of gangs.
* have knowledge
  - one of the highest alcoholism and suicide rates of all occupations
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is an author
* often protect crime victims to prevent magnifying the harm the victim has undergone.
* play a central role in the dissemination of information to the public.
* receive copies.
* reside in cities.
* seek sensational stories
* serve as liaisons between the military and the public and media.
* specialize in subjects.
* still die because of their work.
* tend to believe in truth, justice and fairness, balance, and accuracy
  - think only of writing or reporting
* want credit.
* working in the official media are also vulnerable to human rights abuses.

### person | author | journalist:

Newswriter
* prepare news items for newspapers or news broadcasts.
* write for newspapers or news broadcasts.