Why did you become a scientist

Question: Why did you become a scientist
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Asked by grey49dug on 30 Oct 2020.
- Liudmila Khokhlova answered on 30 Oct 2020:
  
  Simple answer: it is a very exciting job. You get to solve problems that no one ever solved before, and when you manage to do that, what an amazing feeling! Completely worth all the effort, even though it is quite challenging.
- Melissa Walsh answered on 30 Oct 2020:
  
  I became a scientist as it fascinates me to know how things work. E.g. How scattering of light makes the sky blue.
  I also love the challenge of figuring out new ways to do or improve things.
  It’s so exciting after you spend months researching, experimenting and then reviewing all your results to publish them in scientific papers and share your findings with the world and see the products you helped to design on the shop shelves.
- Parnika Gupta answered on 30 Oct 2020:
  
  Because it is a new question every day to solve. You get a new puzzle , some days you solve it, some days are spent in contemplation but you always remember the satisfaction of getting to know something new. That is what motivates you to keep at it:)
- Cathal Ryan answered on 3 Nov 2020:
  
  Ever since i was little puzzles were my go to thing when i was bored. I used to love jigsaw puzzles but they would get to easy after a while so i would do them upside down to give myself an extra challenge. This then turned into my love for maths as i got older as i always found it was like doing puzzles. This enjoyment never left me and even to this day i love doing puzzles. How i do them now is with my coding every day.
- Susan Rea answered on 3 Nov 2020:
  
  Curiosity, I like problem solving and working on different projects.
- Ayesha Sharif answered on 4 Nov 2020:
  
  Because I developed a desire to know more, do more and explore. I realized I can’t stop. This is how it began.

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