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Pronunciation: [mˈɛkɐnˌɪsts] (IPA)

Mechanists are individuals who love the mechanics of things and how they work. There are several other synonyms associated with this term that can be used interchangeably such as mechanics, machinists, engineers, technicians, and architects. These professionals have a deep understanding of the mechanics and inner workings of machines and tools. They use this knowledge to design, build and maintain complex systems in a variety of fields such as engineering, manufacturing, and construction. A good mechanic or machinist has problem-solving skills, manual dexterity, and a strong technical aptitude. In today's modern technology-driven world, the work of mechanics and other mechanists play a crucial role in keeping machines and systems running smoothly.
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Now if Sir Oliver or any one else could tell us what force is, this difference between the vitalists and the mechanists might be reconciled.
"The Breath of Life"
John Burroughs
Such stanch materialists and mechanists as Haeckel and Verworn seem to have felt compelled, as a last resort, to postulate a psychic principle in nature, though of a low order.
"The Breath of Life"
John Burroughs
If we follow the lead of our logical, scientific faculties, then, we shall all be mechanists and materialists.
"The Breath of Life"
John Burroughs

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  • It has taken us centuries of thought and mockery to shake the medieval system; thought and mockery here and now are required to prevent the mechanists from building another.To take even this first step towards a happy society is a herculean task. After it has been accomplished, generations to come will see what the creature will do next. We none of us know; and we should be thoroughly on our guard against all those who pretend that they do.
    Dora Russell

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