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You may need tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands of keys to open a single box. By this I mean that when you are faced with a scientific problem, you have to try many unconventional solutions—ideas that may not seem good at all, or may even appear foolish, yet still contain at least of something valuably useful.
From this, there can be hundreds of thousands of "keys". But only a few of those keys will actually be good, and those are the ones that need to be popularized for a broader audience so they can be understood.
That’s why there are so few people in science: very few have the fire to walk this entire path.
This is decades-long work—you have to think about the given problem thousands of times every single day.
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@Nero No, most people working in science are either cowards, memorized a bunch of data in university just to get a degree, or are prisoners of the pharmaceutical industry. There are barely any who pursue science out of passion, purpose, or a desire to innovate entire fields.
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