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It wasn't supposed to be representative. The assumed goal is to "challenge stereotypical preconceptions".
Londoners see what a scientist looks like up close in 50 photographs
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#32Lets try any possible silly idea, except really improving the work conditions for scientists
Nature isn't responsible for the working conditions of scientists. And even if they were surely we can do more than one thing at a time.
> Nature isn't responsible for the working conditions of scientists.
Yep, that's all nurture.
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#35Ahhh, not 50 up close photos of a scientist. Phew!
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#36Lets try any possible silly idea, except really improving the work conditions for scientists
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Only two skin colours eh?
White and political?
Or is women you've got a problem with?
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#38I'd like to see the resumes of the scientists photographed, so I can be sure they are not actors.
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#39Can't find "the targeted by politicians and killed for trying to preserve nature". Children will love that one.
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#40I'd like to see the resumes of the scientists photographed, so I can be sure they are not actors.
The entire exhibition is online at: https://www.nature.com/immersive/where-i-work-exhibition/ind...