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lemon_jelly | 21:21 Sat 18th Mar 2006 | Science
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I was just wondering if any of you people answering science based questions have any sort of qualifications or are you just guessing or looking the answers up on google?
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I have a PhD from Imperial College in Biochemistry but try and avoid the questions in the science dept (except this, of course).
I have an Hons degree in Chemistry which I have taught for over 30 years. Doesn't mean I know all the answers though.
I have a degree and PhD in chemistry and now lecture and conduct research at a University.
This whole AB site is a question and answer forum where answers and opinions may be given by anyone based on their "life experience", actual qualifications, or yes even by Googling.
I find it a good way of increasing and sharing general knowledge but I would never accept advice as fact without corroboration [if that's how it's spelt].
Same goes for sites such as Wikipedia.

I agree with ianess.


But, for the record, I have degrees in various fields of biology: a BS, MS, and am working on a PhD at the moment.

I have no science qualifications beyond 'A' Levels (which I took more years ago than I care to remember!). However, because I have now reached advanced years I have accumulated quite of lot of knowledge over and above my basic education.


I try to restrict all the answers I give on AB (not only those in the Science catgory) to topics that I have personal knowledge of. I may refresh that knowledge by looking up something from other sources myself before answering, but I personally don't much see the point of providing links to other sites. Those posing questions can easily find those sites if they wish. Essentially, if I don�t have an answer (or, at least the beginnings of an answer) myself, I leave it alone.


I also try to avoid matters of opinion, though with such a wide range of topics and an equally wide range of correspondents, I do get sucked into debates sometimes.

Well said Judge, exactly how I feel.
I've got MBBS (medicine) and a BSc in pharmaology...got the obligatory science alevels but i try to leave all that nasty chemistry stuff to the experts! lol

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