After double checking, I think the world might have as many as FIFTEEN different species.

When it comes to having work done for you, should you get a specialist or generalist? That is, should you get someone who does a little bit of everything, or someone who does only one thing?

If you're getting, say, a carpenter, the generalist might be okay. Build a cabinet, put up a deck, make an ark capable of holding all the animals in the world for forty days -- that's all well and good and if you mess up a little, what's the worst that happens? The cabinet doesn't close tight, or you don't fit the unicorns into the ark and they cease to exist as a species. Big deal, right? You don't put anything in that cabinet, and we've got, like, ten other species at least.

But if you're getting plastic surgery, you want a specialist: you don't want someone working on your face who spends most of his or her time doing tummy tucks, do you? Not if you don't want your face to resemble a tummy, you don't.

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