What would be the minimum standards for one to legitimately claim one is a "scientist."
It once had to do with method. Now it seems to have more to do with epistemology.
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Grand Cayman 19.18 N 81.22 W and Cayman Brac/Little Cayman 19.8 N 79.9 W.
The Cayman Islands is located in the far Western Caribbean, 480 miles South of Miami, 150 miles South of Cuba, 180 miles Northwest of Jamaica and 420 miles East of Cozumel, Mexico. This means the Cayman Islands is over 1,000 miles West of Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands and the Leeward Islands, and 560 miles Southwest of Nassau, Bahamas.
The Cayman Islands is located in the far Western Caribbean, 480 miles South of Miami, 150 miles South of Cuba, 180 miles Northwest of Jamaica and 420 miles East of Cozumel, Mexico. This means the Cayman Islands is over 1,000 miles West of Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands and the Leeward Islands, and 560 miles Southwest of Nassau, Bahamas.
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