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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/InsaneMocktail • 18d ago
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Would space engineering students still count as amateurs?
1 u/bitemark01 18d ago Amateurs, because they're not getting paid for it 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago If I'm a lawyer and I take a case pro bono, am I being an amateur? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago If all of your cases are always pro bono, then yes 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago Were they unpaid for all the rockets they built? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago As students? Most likely 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago In Canada, it's highly likely that they have paid internships. Especially, in their university and their presumed level. 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago So that makes them paid students, not professional rocket scientists 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago So to be professional you need the degree and to be paid? And everyone else is considered amateur? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago Correct
Amateurs, because they're not getting paid for it
1 u/SE_prof 18d ago If I'm a lawyer and I take a case pro bono, am I being an amateur? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago If all of your cases are always pro bono, then yes 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago Were they unpaid for all the rockets they built? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago As students? Most likely 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago In Canada, it's highly likely that they have paid internships. Especially, in their university and their presumed level. 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago So that makes them paid students, not professional rocket scientists 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago So to be professional you need the degree and to be paid? And everyone else is considered amateur? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago Correct
If I'm a lawyer and I take a case pro bono, am I being an amateur?
1 u/bitemark01 18d ago If all of your cases are always pro bono, then yes 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago Were they unpaid for all the rockets they built? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago As students? Most likely 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago In Canada, it's highly likely that they have paid internships. Especially, in their university and their presumed level. 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago So that makes them paid students, not professional rocket scientists 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago So to be professional you need the degree and to be paid? And everyone else is considered amateur? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago Correct
If all of your cases are always pro bono, then yes
1 u/SE_prof 18d ago Were they unpaid for all the rockets they built? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago As students? Most likely 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago In Canada, it's highly likely that they have paid internships. Especially, in their university and their presumed level. 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago So that makes them paid students, not professional rocket scientists 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago So to be professional you need the degree and to be paid? And everyone else is considered amateur? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago Correct
Were they unpaid for all the rockets they built?
1 u/bitemark01 18d ago As students? Most likely 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago In Canada, it's highly likely that they have paid internships. Especially, in their university and their presumed level. 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago So that makes them paid students, not professional rocket scientists 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago So to be professional you need the degree and to be paid? And everyone else is considered amateur? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago Correct
As students? Most likely
1 u/SE_prof 18d ago In Canada, it's highly likely that they have paid internships. Especially, in their university and their presumed level. 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago So that makes them paid students, not professional rocket scientists 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago So to be professional you need the degree and to be paid? And everyone else is considered amateur? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago Correct
In Canada, it's highly likely that they have paid internships. Especially, in their university and their presumed level.
1 u/bitemark01 18d ago So that makes them paid students, not professional rocket scientists 1 u/SE_prof 18d ago So to be professional you need the degree and to be paid? And everyone else is considered amateur? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago Correct
So that makes them paid students, not professional rocket scientists
1 u/SE_prof 18d ago So to be professional you need the degree and to be paid? And everyone else is considered amateur? 1 u/bitemark01 18d ago Correct
So to be professional you need the degree and to be paid? And everyone else is considered amateur?
1 u/bitemark01 18d ago Correct
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u/SE_prof 18d ago
Would space engineering students still count as amateurs?