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Asked by tape520drub on 14 Oct 2024. This question was also asked by arms520drub, BATMAN🗣️🗣️ HAM, deny520drub, Willow, kune520hung.
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Andrew McDowall answered on 14 Oct 2024:
On one level curiosity; the comfort of understanding; the delight of discovery; wonder and awe at the beauty and majesty of nature; because I enjoy how it helps me look at the world; and because it contributes towards what, to me, makes up happiness.
On the other hand it’s warm, dry, indoors, relatively well paid, has good chance of keeping me occupied until retirement. And after many years of practice I’m passable at it. It allows me to do at least some of the other things I want to do in life without causing too much trouble or concern.
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Alexander De Bruin answered on 7 Nov 2024:
I’m curious, I was good at it when I was young and so good good grades which motivated me, and I like the scientific way of thinking about problems.
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Kirsty L commented on :
I worked as a clinician, so someone working in a clinic with patients, and they had questions I couldn’t answer or I didn’t know how to help them get better. One day that felt like too much and I had to try and do something about it, so I decided to be the person who looks for answers.
ashleyblake commented on :
I think it is a real privilege to be able to do research which has the possibility of helping others, it’s a really positive feeling!