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[Marvel] What is the "Scientist Supreme"

So I've heard of Sorcerer Supreme, but what is the Scientist Supreme? 

What extra abilities does Scientist Supreme give?

Why is Hank Pym the Scientist Supreme and not someone better like Dr. Doom or Reed Richards?

Does the Scientist Supreme contrast the Sorcerer Supreme?
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> So I've heard of Sorcerer Supreme, but what is the Scientist Supreme?

- The title of Yandroth, a interdimensional Master of the Mental Arts. The title gives him no special abilities, as it is a descriptor of his duties and skills. He is a direct contrast to the Sorcerer Supreme, as he uses rationality and science to create technology that rivals Stephen Strange's magical artifacts. He is the oppositional force to the concept of Sorcerer Supreme.

- A honorific given to Hank Pym by Eternity. The title bears no special abilities, it's just a reflection of Pym's advancement of science in the universe. 

Hank Pym firstly, may not have even gotten the title. Loki claims it was a deception- him/her in disguise. That remains arguable. In any case, if it was truly given it has nothing to do with intelligence. Hank Pym's dedication is really to excelling in the field of research. Doctor Doom is a polymath, who has his irons in a great many fires, even more so lately. Reed Richards is an explorer who uses science as a tool to understand what he finds. There are others, like amadeus Cho, and Bruce Banner that can rival him in intelligence and even scientific aptitude, but they all basically use science to accomplish their goals. Pym does science for the sake of science, to understand the nature of the multiverse around him.

Others have several titles which they can be called superlative or even the best at, but only he is the scientist supreme in Eternity's eyes, supposedly.

None of this concerning Pym has anything to do with Doctor Strange's title as Sorcerer Supreme, they are completely different ideas and job descriptions.