THE MAKING OF SCIENTIST

V.S. Ramachandran, India

 Summary

The essay ‘The Making of a Scientist’ is written by V.S Ramachandran. He also research on scientific attitudes and students. He had got a chemistry lab opened under his staircase. He has interested in the new subject matter and discovers the things in the nature. He says his family also support to promote his aspiration and interest to the field of physics. To encourage him, his father had bought a microscope for him. Hence, one should be motivating family and environment to be a scientist who is further supported when he claims the Victorian era was the encouraging time which had produced the scientist like Darwin and Huxley. The writer appreciates the importance of family background, school and friends, teachers, colleagues and self interest in making of science is being clarified by the writer. One can get success in his study and career especially as a scientist when he gets the favorable environment and support from the family and the society. There is very less to interpret than to assimilate in The Making of a Scientist. Interpretation of the making of a scientist is very less. In the field of science, exploration and stimuli are interrelated to each other. The first and foremost requirement to be a scientist is the curiosity and enthusiasm. H/she must have desire to know more even if an ends. One should be ready to get and face the difficulties. Curiosity is something that does not make someone comfort. Certain other qualities are required to be a scientist: they are as follows: innate trait, associations, family can stimulate an individual to be a scientist. In this way, ‘The Making of a Scientist’ is an opinionated and descriptive essay based on his own experiences. The essay describes the writer’s opinion of how a scientist can be mustered. The essay focuses on how a scientist can be made by dealing with most significant requirements for it. Scientist is eccentric people than others. So, their interest, hobbies, environment should be something extra than those for normal ones. To be a scientist one should be obsessively, passionately and pathologically curious. As science is a subject of creations, freedom and independence, people should understand that in the absence of anyone results in the failure of innovations. The writer mentions that science develops innocence, creativity, curiousness and passion in ones life.
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