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Saint James the Greater
Died 44 AD
Feast day: July 25
Patron of veterinarians, equestrians, furriers, tanners, pharmacists, El Camino de Santiago, Spain
James, son of Zebedee, was one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus and brother of John the Apostle. They were called the “Sons of Thunder” by Jesus. He is called James the Greater to distinguish him from James, son of Alphaeus, who is also known as James the Less. He was the first apostle martyred, and his relics are in the Cathedral in Santiago, Spain, where thousands of people pilgrimage daily.
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I hate to break it to you guys but vets, doctors, and other medical professionals are not automatically scientists and in fact have to work hard to actually be scientists
They are extremely well trained mechanics for the world’s most complicated machines. Not the same as a scientist.
For example: I know of several young earth creationist doctors
For example: many doctors refuse to follow the evidence we have about obesity, but continue to use their outdated ideas on the topic
For example: my vet always learns something new from me about the science around parrot behavior when I come in with my birds for check ups, and she actually does try to keep up
For example: premed training doesn’t require a scientific major
Saying “a doctor said X” or “a vet said Y” is pretty much meaningless unless said medical professional also does scientific work, which is never guaranteed.
If Robin is a fully trained veterinarian and not just a vet tech, that's basically doctor and surgeon who specialized in non-human animals, and I expect a fully trained veterinarian might actually do better adjusting to alien biology than a human doctor. So I feel like a story of Robin pulling secondary duty as a ship medic could be a good fit, especially if ship's doc Eggskin was the one in need of medical attention
She definitely could! She has more of a background on that kind of thing than anyone else onboard, that's for sure. She defers to Eggskin on medic-for-intelligent-races topics because they're trained on specifically that (and they know how to use all the tech in the medbay), but the basic understanding is there.
Also I've taken these posts to heart from Dr Ferox, about veterinarians faced with aliens. And of course the one about a zombiepocalypse.
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This post originally appeared on our Tumblr, where we frequently answer reader questions and sometimes post random unrelated things. This is
Clementine: A Heartwarming Case Study in Risk Taking
THIS ONE IS ABOUT A REALLY CUTE CAT AND YOU SHOULD READ IT.
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