Quote by Irving Langmuir

The scientist is motivated primarily by curiosity and a desire for truth.

The scientist is motivated primarily by curiosity and a desi

Summary

This quote expresses that the driving force behind the work of a scientist is curiosity and a quest for discovering the truth. Scientists are compelled to explore the unknown and uncover the underlying principles that shape our understanding of the world. They are not driven by personal gain or agendas but by a genuine curiosity and passion to unravel the mysteries of nature. The pursuit of truth is what fuels their dedication, pushing them to delve deeper into their field of study to unlock new knowledge and contribute to the advancement of science.

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Science

By Irving Langmuir

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