• Question: how has being a scientist affected your life? @all

    Asked by vast520woof on 11 Mar 2025. This question was also asked by grew520heap.
    • Photo: Rebecca Brociek

      Rebecca Brociek answered on 11 Mar 2025:


      I am more interested in how things around me work. I am so quite skeptical of what people or the news says… If I don’t see evidence, I won’t believe it.

    • Photo: Amal Lavender

      Amal Lavender answered on 12 Mar 2025:


      its been the reason i get paid and given me purpose to make a difference. i too like Rebecca – believe in evidence and its helped me fix a lot of issues as i work on facts and not what people say.

    • Photo: Dave Cornwell

      Dave Cornwell answered on 22 Mar 2025:


      It’s taken me to amazing places across the world and enabled me to find things out that no-one knew before and now people use them for good.

    • Photo: Martin McMahon

      Martin McMahon answered on 24 Mar 2025:


      Being a scientist has made me curious about almost everything, and that itself leads me to always want to know more about things around us. It has made me successful in my career and allowed me to work with some truly amazing people from around the world.

    • Photo: Caroline Roche

      Caroline Roche answered on 12 May 2025:


      It’s really opened my eyes to the vast amount of careers that are available in science and has given me a better understanding of how things work. It has also made me more curious of how things work or if I spot a factory (especially if it has lots of towers or silos) I will want to know what they do there.

    • Photo: Sharron Kenny

      Sharron Kenny answered on 14 May 2025:


      working in science has enabled me to meet people from all kinds of backgrounds and to have friends across generations from 18-70+ as we are all scientists. it has given me a sense of purpose. a job i enjoy and the money i receive allows me to pay all the bills and indulge in some hobbies

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