ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### person | scientist | mathematician:

Applied mathematician
* are in demand in industry and government.
* do it by computer simulation
  - with a real world model
* lie about their beliefs.
* suffer from the word 'mathematics'.
* use theories and techniques to solve practical problems.
* work on mathematical problems arising in science and industry.

Geometer
* Some geometers say that mathematics is the science of pattern.
* are mathematicians.
* do it with involutions.

Most mathematician
* Most most mathematicians work full time
* Some most mathematicians work for federal government

Number theorist
* are mathematicians.
* do it a prime number of times.

### person | scientist | mathematician:

Statistician
* Many statisticians have an inquisitive nature as well as an interest in numerical data.
* Most statisticians are concerned with primary data analysis.
* Some statisticians argue for a separation of ethics and competence
  - differentiate between 'mild' outliers and 'severe' outliers
* also work for manufacturers
  - in environmental monitoring, for example, analysing water chemistry data
* always have an ethical imperative to tell what is closest to the truth.
* are both tools and tool makers
  - calculators
  - concerned with the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data
  - fond of figuring the value of Kansas crops
  - in high demand in government, industry and in research institutions
  - interested in the collection and interpretation of information
  - interpreters of the vast accumulation of facts and figures available today
  - one group of mathematicians who have much to offer the science of image analysis
  - very good at turning data into information
* are, increasingly, being called to give expert testimony in cases.
* assume biologists understand mathematics, statistics and logic.
* can work in just about any type of industry.
* construct confidence intervals all the time.
* define two different categories of error.
* develop algorithms for exploring properties of test and estimation procedures
  - models based on probability theory
* disagree about how solid the ground is.
* effectively use computers in doing their data analysis.
* evolve from a variety of undergraduate backgrounds.
* frequently report birth rates.
* frequently use computers
  - much smaller groups as a basis for projecting results
* have careers in consulting, government, business, industry and utility companies
  - solid backgrounds in applied mathematics and in the use of computers
  - sophisticated ways of selecting sample size that depend on what is being tested
* keep statistics.
* refer to the background as the null model.
* rely on looking at both to determine the significance of a certain outcome.
* try to summarize what's known about demand curves.
* use it As a probability model
  - various formulas to calculate sample size

Theoretical mathematician
* research to discover new theories or increase basic knowledge.
* try to discover new mathematical principles.
### person | scientist:

Physical scientist
* attribute it to biochemistry and hormones.
* collect data to further their understanding of how the world functions.
* gather data and formulate theories or laws based upon the information collected.
* work alongside engineers in construction and transport.
### person | scientist | physicist:

Biophysicist
* are physicists.
* use methods and instruments designed by physicists and physical chemists.
* work in universities, industry, medical centres, research institutes and government.

Experimental physicist
* do laboratory work to discover or verify laws of nature.
* study nature by poking and prodding it, and measuring a response.
* work in laboratories equipped with facilities and detectors.

Nuclear physicist
* are physicists.
* study the internal stucture of nucleons as well as the structure of nuclei.
* think of protons and neutrons as practically identical.

Particle physicist
* are especially fond of histograms.
* do both.
* do it energetically
  - with three colours and anti-colours
* seek it within the smallest bits of matter predicted by atomic theory.
* talk about particle radii.
* try to understand the nature of nature at the smallest scales possible.
* use basic terms and concepts when describing their research.

### person | scientist | physicist:

Theoretical physicist
* Some theoretical physicists use their math expertise for jobs in the world of finance.
* Theoretical Physicists work with mathematical formulas.
* are interested in the quantum mechanical foundations of quantum computing
  - spiritual seekers
* develop new models or adjust current models to fit observed phenomena.
* live in a classical world, looking out into a quantum-mechanical world.
* produce mathematical models of phenomena and processes in nature.
* speculate that neutrinos oscillate from one type to another

### person | scientist:

Planetary scientist
* Many planetary scientists believe the rest of the water is frozen beneath the surface.
* Some planetary scientists think that Titan's surface is covered with gooey oceans of hydrocarbons.
* agree that water is available at the poles of Mars in the form of ice.
* believe that the fractures in the surface are caused by tectonic activity.
* have no doubt that Jupiter's moon Io is volcanically active.
* know that the moon has a magnetic surface and lacks a global magnetic field.
* rely heavily on images to explore planets that no human has ever visited.

Professional scientist
* Most professional scientists work in labs.
* make observations.
* use information.
### person | scientist | psychologist:

Sport psychologist
* Most sport psychologists oppose using psychological tests for team selection.
* Some sport psychologists collaborate with sport medicine physicians and rehabilitation specialists.
* describe self-talk as thinking, or making internal or external statements.
* help athletes prevent problems and overcome difficulties when they occur.
* offer their views on the healthy kind of competition in today's society.

Sports psychologist
* Some sports psychologists advocate building confidence through positive internal dialog.
* are concerned with the psychological factors that improve athletic performance.
### person | scientist:

Social scientist
* Many social scientists believe that as the family goes, so goes social control
  - report that the future belongs to the vast masses of Asia
* Most social scientists distinguish gender from sex
  - employ theories
  - regard scientific racism as dead
  - say beating adolescents, toddlers or babies has bad results
  - study human behavior
* Some social scientists do fieldwork
  - find behavior
  - identify characteristics
  - see roles
  - workers
* call our longing for belonging assimilation, affiliation or social webbing.
* can help to overcome difficulties.
* collect primary data that is often analyzed using statistical software.
* define culture as the holistic style.
* disagree on the future of labeling theory.
* document rising rates of teen pregnancy and juvenile crime.
* examine the social world using a variety of approaches.
* follow suit with systematic surveys and studies of so-called racial experiences.
* have a concept called social capital
  - plethora of explanations for the decline of civility
* love to communicate using statistics.
* say ex-prisoners who gain employment are less likely to commit crimes again.
* speak of 'the vicious circle' of prejudice and discrimination.
* study all parts of human society
  - and conduct research for many different areas of society
  - the way people act
* test research hypotheses through making observations or conducting experiments.
* use interviews and surveys to collect information.
* work in many different areas
  - muddy information arenas
### person | scientist | social scientist | anthropologist:

Physical anthropologist
* Some physical anthropologists work in medical schools.
* are experts in human skeletal variation.
* do a lot more than study bones.
* study physical development and evolution.
* study the changes in the human body over thousands of years
  - relationship between biology and behavior

Social anthropologist
* are anthropologists.
* concentrate on politics, social structure, and economic organization.
* is an anthropologist
* point out that man, across all cultures, game-playing animal.
* study cultural diversity in western and non-western societies
  - the full range of human societies, cultures, beliefs, and institutions

### person | scientist | social scientist:

Political scientist
* Many political scientists believe that revolutions spark wars by shifting the balance of power.
* Most political scientists adhere to a simple model of scientific inquiry when building theories.
* Some political scientists are primarily researchers or consultants in nonacademic organizations
  - teach at colleges and universities
  - work as journalists
* analyze quantitative and qualitative data.
* are committed to developing a body of knowledge about their subject
  - social scientists
* can study public communication, for example, and sociologists study groups.
* conduct research into government and public policies.
* examine the effect of freedoms and governmental structures.
* say that few votes are decided on the basis of the number twos
  - there is no single litmus test for what constitutes a nation
* seek to both describe and explain political phenomena.
* study a wide range of subjects
  - both the theories of politics and how they actually come to be applied
* study the formal and informal political processes that shape public policy
  - functions and workings of government
  - ideologies, processes and policies of governments
  - origin, development, and operation of political systems
  - political systems and public policy
* think that women tend to favour more government intervention in peoples lives.
* use different methodologies to study each
  - systematic inquiry and analysis to examine political reality
* write about the Catholic vote.
### person | sensualist | bisexual person:

Hermaphrodite
* Many hermaphrodites exchange sperm with a mate increasing the potential of producing offspring.
* Most hermaphrodites can father children, and also conceive children
  - take on the role of a male or female to reproduce
* Some hermaphrodites can self-fertilize, but most mate with another member of the same species
* also exist in fish species.
* are able to change sex as needed.
* are animals that have both female and male reproductive organs
  - whose individuals produce both sperm and egg cells
  - both girls and guys
  - caused by stress, plants feel stress too
  - creatures who are both male and female simultaneously
  - female animals that make both sperm and oocytes
  - humans
  - organisms that have both male and female reproductive organs
  - persons born with both a female vagina, and a penis
  - transgenders born with both a penis and vagina
* carry out self-fertilization, or, preferentially, are fertilized by males.
* give rise to both kinds of germ-cells.
* have two ovaries , oviducts , spermatheca , and a single uterus.
* produce both male and female gametes
  - oocytes and sperm and can reproduce by self-fertilization
* usually mate with each other, but self-fertilization can occur.
+ Sex, Sex determination: Biological reproduction
  * Hermaphrodites produce both male and female gametes. This system can be found in some animals, for example snails, and in most flowering plants.

### person | sensualist | bisexual person | hermaphrodite:

Protogynous hermaphrodite
* are most often haremic fish.
* have populations in which every individual starts out life as a female.

True hermaphrodite
* Many true hermaphrodites are female in external appearance.
* are rare and have combinations of both male and female gonads and genitalia.
* have both testicular and ovarian tissues in their gonads.

### person | sensualist | foodie:

Raw foodie
* report increased longevity and reproductive capacity in their dogs.
* say cooking destroys nutrients.

Hedonist
* are located in beachs
  - people
* differ as to the type of pleasure they regard as the good.
* hold that one ought to pursue only pleasure or happiness for oneself and others.
* tend to think that pleasure and happiness are the same thing.

### person | sensualist | pleasure seeker:

Playboy
* are hedonists
  - magazines
* pleasure seeker

Several individual
* exhibit behavior.
* experience lower temperature
* feed on animals.
* hold offices.
### person:

Sleeper
* are achievers
  - coins that are undervalued in terms of their relative rarity
  - furniture
  - hits
  - powerless as they lie unconscious and helpless
  - saboteurs
  - serpent people who have hibernated for thousands of years and are just awakening now
  - spies
  - terrorists
* lower their metabolic rate, thereby conserving energy.
* work by pressure on the carotid artery, which shuts off the blood supply to the brain.

### person | sleeper:

Dreamer
* Most dreamers wake themselves up once they realize that they are only dreaming.
* are serpent people who escaped long ago to the Dreamlands
  - sleepers
* are the architects of greatness
  - only people who seem genuinely content
* become immobilized and brain activity is the same as it is during waking hours.
* belong in mathematics.
* blossom when they are around people who encourage their dreaming.
* can dream, wishers can wish as long as they are living.
* develop large cities, construct nations, and write constitutions.
* never sleep.
* require tools to make their dreams come true.

Sleepwalker
* Most sleepwalkers have no memory of sleepwalking
  - their sleepwalking
* are clearly capable of quite complex tasks
  - sleepers
  - usually unaware of their activity
* can have conversations, albeit disjointed ones.
* don t appear to be sleeping but are deep in a sleep state.
* usually appear to be awake, but stare blankly ahead with eyes wide open
  - remember little to nothing

Smasher
* are the ones that have the reputation for being able to crack glass.
* eat hard-shelled prey including clams, crabs and snails.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is success
### person:

Son
* Most sons celebrate baby boy birthdays
  - die from natural causes
  - get mothers
  - grow into men
  - have growth hormones
* Some sons are diagnosed with genetic conditions
  - rare genetic conditions
  - have food allergies
  - kill parents
* are more highly valued than daughters because they stay with the family in which they are born.
* ask fathers
  - moms
* assume roles.
* attend public schools
* become suspicion
  - the only way for women to assert their status and provide for their old age
* deal with infection.
* die from causes
* drink milk.
* eat food
  - plant food
* enjoy breakfasts.
* enter armies.
* explore scenes.
* follow examples.
* get ages
  - arms
  - out of cars
* go to schools.
* have arms
  - beginnings, but that which is eternal never had a beginning
  - expectancy
  - grandchildren
  - identities
  - jobs
  - life expectancy
* have many problems
  - normal life expectancy
  - own identities
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - legs
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* know ideas
* learn about butterflies.
* leave homes.
* live at homes.
* lose possessions
  - precious possessions
* love fathers.
* move from places.
* open mouths.
* play games.
* point out odor.
* pursue careers.
* raise issues.
* reach adulthood
* require assistance
  - medical assistance
* see dads.
* start grades
  - own life
* survive years.
* take actions
  - up residences
* to go to courts.
* use bathrooms
  - cellular phones
* watch computer games
* weigh pounds.

### person | son:

Old son
* Some old sons die in accidents
  - automobile accidents
* Some old sons have albinism
  - growth hormone deficiencies
  - pinworms
* Some old sons suffer from cystic fibrosis
* have problems.

Sovereign
* are heads of state
  - rulers
* chief of state
* have separate secretaries and often have separate itineraries.
  - human bodies
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - sections
  - vacuoles

### person:

Speaker
* are chairpersons
  - components that receive the boosted signal from the amplifiers and convert it to sound
* are located in concerts
  - conferences
  - demonstrations
  - desktops
  - headphones
  - shelfs
  - made by placing a one layer coil of wire, wound onto a tube, into a magnetic field
  - one of the most important parts of any sound system
  - part of stereos
  - products
  - transducers
* convert electrical energy into sound waves
  - electromagnetic energy
  - mechanical energy
* find examples.
* give explanations.
* have conditions
  - excellent presentation
  - grandpas
* includes arms
  - personality
* leave positions.
* play music.
* take digital input
* use ceramic magnets
  - large magnets
* will have power.
+ Computer speaker: Computer hardware :: Audio technology
  * Computer speakers' are speakers external to a computer. Speakers contain amplifiers which vibrate to produce the sound. They come in many different forms. Some speakers are already attached to a computer. Some speakers are wireless. They work by Bluetooth.
### person:

Steward
* are attendants
  - fiduciaries
  - flight attendants
  - officers
  - the union's eyes, ears and voice in the workplace
* develop an eye for detecting the health of an ecosystem.
* get credit.
  - heads
  - nuclei
  * Anyone can vote provided that he has a valid account on meta with a link to at least one user page, on a project where the editor participant, with at least 3 months participation to the project. Stewards can give sysop right on projects where there are no local bureaucrate.
  * are always around if needed. I also firmly believe in separating permissions out amongst other regulars. Those two already have bureaucrat and checkuser.
  * It works well on Meta, and will here too. There is no danger whatsoever, and this paranoia is ridiculous. Stewards are still able to intervene if there is an unlikely emergency. The fact stewards desysop historical accident. Other Mediawiki projects allow bureaucrats to desysop as default

Stressed individual
* are often in a permanent state of increased arousal.
* have higher levels of a hormone called cortical.
### person | student | collegian | undergraduate | underclassman:

Freshman
* Freshmen are high school graduates enrolling in college for the first time.
* are classes.
* is an underclassman
+ Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Structure: Colleges and universities in Japan :: Tokyo
  * TMDU has three campuses. The closest station to the campus is Ichikawa Station. Freshmen learn liberal arts and sciences there. Located in the outskirts of Tokyo, Kounodai campus is in a rich natural environment. The closest station to the campuses is Ochanomizu Station. Upperclassmen learn their speciality there.

### person | student | collegian | undergraduate | underclassman | freshman:

College freshman
* College freshmen have higher risks for meningitis infection.
* More college freshmen oppose abortion, drink less, and are less likely to have casual sex.

University student
* are at an age when they are beginning to think more on their own
  - students
  - vulnerable to depression
* study physiology.
+ Fraternities and sororities, Joining
  * University students line up to rush a sorority.

Current student
* complete behavior.
* play central roles

Exceptional student
* have interest.
* have strong interdisciplinary interest

High school student
* demonstrate exceptional talent
* to complete activities.
### person:

Substance abuser
* Many substance abusers have horrendous trauma in their lives.
* Most substance abusers describe their own openness to treatment as hitting bottom.
* are five times more likely to injure themselves
  - more likely to smoke cigarettes than the general population
  - two and a half times more likely to be absent eight or more days a year
* face substantial barriers to employability.
* have different needs than demented patients
  - four times the absentee rate of non-abusers
  - three hundred percent higher medical costs and benefits

Such individual
* receive adequate pain management
* spend dollars.

### person:

Sufferer
* Many sufferers are overweight and dieting
  - can develop emotional problems because of their condition
  - live to a ripe old age, battling their psoriasis every year of their lives
  - rely on sleeping pills to doze off at night
* Most sufferers usually find that their pain decreases when they gain increased flexibility.
* Some sufferers are sleepless every night for months or years.
* Some sufferers experience chronic fear, a feeling of overall discomfort rather than panic
  - the urge to urinate constantly even after the bladder is empty
  - have children whose basic needs seem endless
* are the people of the two nations.
* base their self-esteem mostly or solely on their weight, body shape, and eating behaviour.
* can also infect others through close contact and poor personal hygiene.
* describe the levels of pain they experience.
* have detectable changes in certain hormones that control sleep, appetite and stress.
* jerk their legs during sleep, which causes multiple sleep interruptions.
* often experience a decrease or increase in appetite resulting in weight loss or gain
  - lack of trust in others, low self-esteem, and depression
  - fall asleep during the day even whilst working or driving
+ Jet lag: Health problems
  * Jet lag can have several symptoms. It usually takes the form of fatigue and insomnia. Also, headache, depression, even nausea may strike people. Sufferers can use caffeine or sleeping pills as a way of treatment. The hormone melatonin is said to help people sleep. Also, doing things like changing sleeping patterns several days before departure may help people adjust to the new time zone.

### person | sufferer:

Allergy sufferer
* Most allergy sufferers attribute their discomfort to plant pollen
  - experience fairly mild reactions to a disagreeable food
* Some allergy sufferers are also allergic to the saliva.

Anorectic
* Many anorectics know they look skeletal and emaciated.
* are medicine.
* are, quite literally, starving themselves to death.
* invariably see themselves as overweight, even though they are in fact emaciated.
* often feel they lack control over their lives
  - insist they feel fine, even though they look very thin, sallow, and waxy
  - see dieting as a form of personal control
### person | sufferer:

Anorexic
* Many anorexics also exercise to excess in an attempt to burn calories
  - are deeply depressed and some display suicidal tendencies
  - continue to show symptoms of the disorder even after they are out of the hospital
  - develop osteoporosis at a very young age as a result
  - die before they become emaciated because of upset body functions
  - exercise vigorously or use slimming pills to keep their weight as low as possible
  - suffer from errors in thinking or perceptions
* Most anorexics are female
  - claim they feel overweight even when emaciated
  - deny that they are ill and are usually brought to treatment by a family member
* Some anorexics come from achievement-oriented families that stress physical fitness and dieting
  - develop anorexia during their growing period by failing to gain weight properly
* are always thin and easy to spot
  - more likely to diet excessively and deprive themselves of food
  - often thin to the point of emaciation, but are afraid to gain weight
  - sensitive to society's influence and subsequent approval and disapproval
  - typically more isolated and bulimics more impulsive
  - unresponsive to the effects of food
  - usually perfectionists and tend to have low self-esteem
* become isolated.
* begin to develop a distorted view of their appearance.
* can literally starve themselves to death.
* consider themselves to be fat, no matter what their actual weight is.
* continue to believe that they are over-weight.
* develop emaciated bodies, dry or yellowish skin, and abnormally low blood pressure.
* die from starvation, malnutrition, cardiac arrest, or suicide.
* eat so little that they become dangerously thin
  - very little to nothing in order to control their weight
* grow a fine layer of hair all over as the body naturally struggles to retain heat.
* have a distorted body image
  - self-image
  - an extremely distorted body image and excessive fears about putting on weight
* have an intense fear of becoming fat
  - obese, and have an unrealistic, negative body image
* lack self-esteem and feel they are making themselves more attractive.
* like to be alone, and isolate themselves from others.
* often deny that they have a problem
  - have a distorted view of their appearance
* pick at their food and cut it into small pieces on their plate.
* pursue thinness through restrictive dieting and excessive exercise.
* see the world as black and white, and no shades of gray.
* severely restrict their eating.
* starve themselves while bulimics engage in a destructive cycle of starving and binging
  - themselves, sometimes to the point of death
* tend to avoid sexual activity
  - be perfectionists
  - toward extreme perfectionism
* think they are fat even when their rib bones stick out.
* usually strive for perfection
  - think they're fat even though they're very thin
### person | sufferer | diabetic:

Diabetic ketoacidosis
* can occur in any patient with insulin-dependent diabetes.
* is another condition to be aware of
  - appearance of large amounts of glucose in urine along with ketone bodies
* serious, life-threatening complication of high blood sugar.

Epileptic
* Many epileptics are prone to dreams which they consider reality
  - can control seizures with medication or surgery
  - carry cards or bracelets which identify their condition
* have normal intelligence.
* sometimes get auras of strange odors just before a seizure.

Insomniac
* Many insomniacs respond well to the sleep inducing effects of Niacin.
* Most insomniacs are too anxious to be sleepy in spite of their short nightly sleep time.
* have twice as many car accidents as non-insomniacs.
* tend to spend too many hours in bed, which is maladaptive.

Lunatic
* are bands
  - people
  - the last people that actually believe in love
* typically exhibit warped personalities and abnormal behavior.

### person | sufferer | maniac:

Pyromaniac
* Most pyromaniacs are male
  - men
* are lunatics
  - people compelled to light fires
* exhibit a severe inability to relate normally to other people
  - severe deviations from normal behavior
* tend to plan in advance to start fires.

### person | sufferer:

Migraine sufferer
* Many migraine sufferers are very sensitive to light, especially to glare
  - claim that the weather can precipitate one of their blinding headaches
  - identify chocolate as a trigger
* Most migraine sufferers can avoid or relieve pain through various approaches and treatments
  - feel nauseous and some vomit during an attack
* Most migraine sufferers have a family history of migraine
  - their first episode as a teenager
* Some migraine sufferers can actually predict their headaches by changes in the weather
  - claim that food additives provoke the headaches
  - experience a distinct neurologic warning prior to developing headaches
  - feel nauseous or vomit during an attack
  - find that maintaining a regular eating schedule helps
  - report that headaches begin after a stressful situation has passed
  - require medication to prevent migraine from developing
* are familiar with the array of drugs available to fight their attacks
  - high utilizers of health care
  - likely to respond well to adequate diet revision
  - more females than males
* have abnormally excitable neurons in the brain.
* know all too well the devastating effects headaches can have on their lives.
* tend to be perfectionists, so they often are very busy people.

Neurotic
* are basically selfish with low social interest
  - people who use their imaginations in reverse
* build castles in the air
  - sky
* can be perfectly sane.
* think that if they suffer torment they expiate guilt.
### person | sufferer | psycho:

Schizophrenic
* Many schizophrenics have a sweet odor on their breath, also the result of consuming sugar
  - spontaneously express themselves through art
  - suffer from psychosis, and an inability to distinguish reality and imagination
* Most schizophrenics are also addicted to cigarettes
  - exhibit a split between various ideas and emotions
  - respond to medication and drug therapy
* Some schizophrenics are incapable of living in an open society
  - have abnormalities of left or right brain functioning
  - withdraw from their family and friends
* account for half the population in psychiatric hospitals.
* also lose cognitive ability, retreating into their own worlds
  - suffer from delusions - false or irrational beliefs
* always look younger than they are.
* are psychotics.
* characteristically have auditory hallucinations.
* display a wide array of symptoms.
* frequently experience delusions where they believe themselves to be a famous person.
* go to great lengths to avoid taking medication.
* have a predominance of painful emotions
  - delusions and hallucinations
  - multiple personalities
* occupy more mental hospital beds than patients with any other single diagnosis.
* often become withdrawn and apathetic
  - have trouble distinguishing external events from self-generated ones
  - suffer disturbances in mood and behavior
* react to the same stresses as other humans, but with a stronger and quicker reaction.
* replicate that of infant s brain during trauma.
* show spatial working memory deficits
  - symptoms their whole life
* take up more psychiatric hospital beds than all other disorders combined.
* use brain structures they used when traumatized as infants.
### person | technologist:

Engineering technologist
* Engineering Technologists organize people, material, and equipment to solve technical problems.
* are graduates of bachelor-level programs in engineering technology.
* handle the technical side of making a product.
* work in the part of the spectrum between the engineer and the technician.

### person | technologist:

Medical technologist
* Many medical technologists put their skills to work in hospital laboratories
  - work as generalists in all areas of the laboratory
* Most medical technologists work in hospital laboratories and have little patient contact
* Some medical technologists continue as generalists working in all areas of the laboratory.
* are essential members of the health care team in the clinical laboratory
  - important members of a clinical laboratory
  - problem-solvers who like challenge and who work well under pressure
  - trained laboratory leaders
* assume responsibility for, and are held accountable for, accurate results.
* can be teachers, supervisors or researchers.
* make a vital contribution to health care.
* perform laboratory tests necessary for diagnosis and treatment of disease.
* play an important role in patient care.
* work in many areas of the profession, with a variety of responsibilities
  - quickly and accurately

Surgical technologist
* Most surgical technologists work in hospitals, mainly in operating and delivery rooms.
* are responsible for maintaining a sterile field for surgical procedures
  - the surgical team's experts in aseptic technique
* assist in operations under the supervision of surgeons or surgical nurses.
* have a responsibility of maintaining the sterile field.
* work in clean, brightly lit, relatively quiet, cool environments
  - well-lighted, cool environments
### person | teen:

Hispanic teen
* are the centerpiece of American youth culture.
* continue to have the highest rate of teen births.

Older teen
* are also more likely to report buying alcohol from licensed alcohol outlets.
* see themselves as more similar to their parents.
* tend to express fear about changes in their bodies, isolation, sex and world events.

Overweight teen
* consume a larger proportion of their calories from soft drinks than do other teens.
* get a larger percentage of their calories from soft drinks than do other teens.

Pregnant teen
* Most pregnant teens do turn to their parents when faced with an unwanted pregnancy.
* are least likely of all maternal age groups to get early and regular prenatal care.
* run a risk of anemia, high blood pressure, and premature labour.

Teen girl
* Many teen girls have painful menstrual periods.
* Some teen girls become depressed when they go through puberty
  - find that birth control pills help to clear up their acne
* are also more recognized as consumers with money to spend
  - twice as likely as boys to report that they suffer from depression
### person:

Transvestite
* Many transvestites are, in fact, heterosexual.
* Most transvestites are also, typically, heterosexual
  - heterosexual men
  - married and have children
  - begin to experiment with cross-dressing when they are children or adolescents
  - have their first cross-dressing experience around puberty or in adolescence
* Some transvestites also say that they envy women's bodies
  - say that they dress when they are feeling extreme pressure in their male lives
* act like women even when wearing men's clothes.
* always slap on a yellow wig to look like the dye-job movie star they're mimicking.
* are a secretive lot
  - an accepted part of Brazil's culture
  - just guys who dress up as women
  - merely men that enjoy wearing women's clothes
* are people who cross-dress, but have normal gender identity
  - like to dress like members of the opposite sex
* become excited by wearing articles of clothing usually worn by the opposite sex.
* fairly modern term for which it is hard to track down a solid definition.
* have no desire for a sex change, and value their male organs.
* love women's clothes and make-up.
* spread transvestite slut waifs.
* suffer from a sexual dysfunction.

### person:

Traveler
* Many travelers also experience motion sickness when traveling, especially in planes or automobiles.
* Some travelers believe pets have every right to fly with their owners
  - die in accidents
  - use a blindfold to eliminate light and allow healthful rest
* are books
  - located in airports
  - people
* carry documentation.
* drink fresh water
  - plenty
* have communities
  - tibetan communities
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* observe differences.
* obtain passports.
* provide answers.
* receive advice
  - health advice
* respond to questionnaires.
* share passions.
* take care.
* use passports
  - trips
* visit friends.
* wear coats
  - dark coats

### person | traveler | absentee:

Expat
* are a very visible minority with their own culture, including a number of churches.
* is an absentee
### person | traveler | immigrant:

Legal immigrant
* Many legal immigrants are no longer eligible for food stamps until they become citizens.
* are also eligible to be drafted in wartime
  - three times more numerous as the illegal ones
* have no constitutional rights whatsoever.
* pay taxes and contribute to our economy.
* share the same responsibilities as citizens.
* work hard, pay their taxes, and serve America.

Recent immigrant
* focus on the survival issues of money, food and work.
* tend to speak a language other than English in the home.

Russian immigrant
* express their culture in America through religion, music, dance and food.
* make up a significant percentage of the white population.

Undocumented immigrant
* are aliens residing illegally in the United States.
* pay far more in taxes than they use in government services.
* remain a small minority.
* steer clear of government programs for fear of being deported.

### person | traveler | journeyer:

Pilgrim
* are bearers of love, which they carry to special places of the Earth
  - believers
  - people
  - wayfarers
+ Tannhäuser, Story of the opera: Compositions by Richard Wagner :: Operas
  * Wolfram sings to the evening star. The Pope has not forgiven him because of his time with Venus. Wolfram whispers the name of Elisabeth. The vision disappears. A procession appears bearing the dead Elisabeth. Pilgrims appear announcing a miracle. The Pope's wooden staff has burst into bloom.

### person | traveler:

Messenger
* Some messengers contain proteins
  - work magic
* are artificial satellites
  - books
  - mysterious people who live outside the norms of society
  - travelers
  - usually also prophets and often come with books of revelation
* come in many forms.
* complete missions.
* follow paths.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is figurative, in the sense of agent.
* provide delivery services
* topical application of harpin protein that produces the same effect in plants.

### person | traveler | messenger:

Chemical messenger
* carry signals from one nerve branch to another.
* transmit information from nerve cell to nerve cell in the body and the brain.

Herald
* are insects
  - newspapers
* can be people, objects or acts of nature.

Human messenger
* tend to be called prophets.
+ Revelation: Theology
  * Most of the time, the term is used to speak about religious revelations. That means that the revelation is done by communication with the divine. Revelation can be through a deity who may send a messenger. Human messengers tend to be called prophets.

Instant messenger
* allow people to communicate in real time using text.
* great way to communicate with friends over the internet.

Second messenger
* activate other intracellular chemicals to produce the target cell response.
* can induce new protein synthesis by regulating gene expression.
* pathways in cells that control blood pressure
  - involving the central nervous system
### person | traveler | rider:

Motorcycle rider
* wear helmets to protect their heads in case they have an accident.
+ Helmet, Types of helmets: Protective clothing
  * Soldiers wear steel helmets to protect their heads from explosions and bullets. Construction workers wear plastic helmets to protect their heads from falling objects. Welders wear special helmets with a lens that lets less light through. This protects their eyes from the bright light of welding. Bicycle riders wear plastic and foam helmets to protect their heads in case they have an accident. Motorcycle riders wear helmets to protect their heads in case they have an accident. People who ride horses often wear helmets, to protect them if they fall off the horse. People who rock climb wear helmets in case they fall. Cavers wear helmets to protect their heads from bumping into rocks in a cave.

Spaceman
* Spacemen float around at near zero g when they get up there in orbit.
* Spacemen includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles

### person | traveler:

Surfer
* Many surfers regularly chance drowning.
* Many surfers use ear plugs to keep cold water out of their ear canals
  - rips to get outside the breaking waves
* Most surfers prefer to go barefoot, because that's how they surf.
* Some surfers appear in the water off the coast.
* Some surfers die after infection
  - from injuries
  - like to take advantage of the anomaly of high waves
  - pride themselves on never having bought a bar of wax
* also wear wetsuits in colder regions.
* always follow the swells just as wind surfers follow the wind.
* are humans
  - magazines
  - notorious for scanning rather than reading
  - swimmers
* can simulate surf paddling.
* come in all shapes and sizes, from all walks of life and with a range of abilites.
* define themselves by involvement with what is never the same.
* describe both the parts of the waves and the waves themselves.
* frequently populate the Australian coasts.
* have a common bond that transcends any differences.
  - body substances
  - corpi
  - legs
* know how to do special moves or tricks.
* love to surf.
* measure the wave height between the bottom of the trough and the top of the wave.
* often take to the waves with a board or kayak, sharing the surf with seals and seabirds.
* organize to save the ocean and the coastline.
* prefer sandy beaches.
* represent a diverse culture based on riding the waves.
* see riding as an expression of life and the nature around u s.
* suffer viral diseases.
* tell of riding the waves, only to look up and see a penguin swimming alongside.
* telnet-based chat forum for people to talk to others live around the globe.
* use 'em to shield their skin from board wax
  - the Internet for recreation
* usually wear a leash around their ankle that is connected to the surf board.
* write about abuse.

Time traveler
* Most time travelers wear coats.
* Some time travelers kill fathers.
  - dark coats
### person | traveler:

Trekker
* Some trekkers experience problems with their knees after a period of downhill trekking.
* always wonder about how to tell if a headache is due to altitude.
* are travelers.
* depend on wood for heating and cooking which has led to serious deforestation.
* occasionally suffer from coughs, colds, and stomach upsets in the hills.
### person:

Wife
* Most wives can have children
  - die of diseases
  - engage in sexual activities
  - get husbands
* Most wives have husbands
  - sons
  - lose weight
* Some wives adopt sons.
* Some wives are diagnosed with breast cancer
  - collect animals
  - die in hospitals
* Some wives die of cancer
  - tuberculosis
  - do abuse their husbands
  - have colon cancer
  - lose husbands
  - possess pets
  - raise animals
  - shave heads
  - sleep in beds
  - suffer from osteoporosises
* Wives acquire husbands
  - answer doors
* Wives are slaves to their husbands or masters
  - spouses
* Wives are the most frequent victims of spouse abuse
  - property of their husbands
  - women
  - young men's mistresses, companions for middle age, and old men's nurses
  - become parents
* Wives can charge husbands with rape
  - do hikes
  - eat food
* Wives engage in activities
  - follow paths
  - give birth and some nurse children
* Wives go to beds
  - doctors
* Wives have authority
  - best friends
  - busy life
  - considerable authority
  - conversations
  - education
  - freedom
  - ideas
  - legal rights
  - problems
  - hold hands
* Wives includes arms
  - cell membranes
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - sections
  - woman's bodies
  - interact with husbands
* Wives issue brief statements
  - leave towns
  - lie to children
* Wives lose lbs
* Wives love cats
  - indian food
* Wives make decisions
  - suggestions
  - may have trouble
  - open eyes
  - raise kids
* Wives release follow statements
* Wives remain in countries
  - native countries
  - ride bicycles
* Wives see doctors
  - faces
  - pictures
* Wives share primary residences
  - support families
  - survive for years
* Wives take care
  - comfort
* Wives to perform household tasks
  - most household tasks
  - use goods
  - want life
  - will have children
* cheating use surveillance software to monitor computor activity.

### person | wife:

First wife
* First wives have children.
* Most first wives have children.

Homemaker
* Most homemakers make pasta at least once a week to save money.
* are makers.
* assist with cooking, light housekeeping, laundry, shopping and other household chores.
* markets home decorative products and ways to organize and strengthen the home and family.
* perform household tasks and activities that support clients in their homes.
* take care of household tasks.

Housewife
* Housewives are relatively more at risk for both undernutrition and obesity
  - discipline their intoxicated husbands
  - go online to shop for goods
  - manage their chores with a minimum of water
* Most housewives bake injera twice a week.
* are homemakers
### person | witch:

Modern witch
* Many modern Witches have animal familiars, usually cats, which are their magical helpers.
* Some modern witches inscribe their magical tools and personal jewelry with runic characters.

Warlock
* are also part of the fairy world
  - bands
  - books
  - witchs
* cast shadow and fire magic spells.
* conjure bolts of lightning.
* have hollow weenies.
* wear cloth armor and are vulnerable to melee damage.
+ World of Warcraft, Gameplay, Classes: 2004 video games :: Blizzard video games :: Massively multiplayer online role-playing games :: Windows games
  * Warlocks cast shadow and fire magic spells. Warlocks wear cloth armor and are vulnerable to melee damage.

### person:

Wizard
* Some wizards look at doors
  - specialize in services
  - wield swords
* are also symbols of balanced male and female energy or yin-yang
  - ingenious help programs that automate much of a complicated process
  - magazines
  - mere masters of deception through illusion when left to their own devices
  - powerful casters whose mastery is in dishing damage
  - pure magic users, eschewing the training of the body in favor of training the mind
  - software, with all the associated up-front development costs
  - system administrators
* are the masters of thunder and lightning
  - most numerous of the magic-using professions
  - thinking-person's battlers
  - undisputed masters of magical damage
* can only wear troll leather, regular leather, and cloth.
* have magical spells plus they can combine spells to form magic traps
  - the power to summon a vast range of creatures and cast amazing spells
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is an expert
* like to research new spells.
* manipulate the very essence of magic itself to mysterious and powerful effect.
* wake when they dream and dream when awake.