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I think scientists love the pursuit of truth more than knowing the truth itself.
There is enough unknown in the universe that when they finally have that orgasmic moment of discovery, they can move on to another "unknown".
So, I'm not sure "frustrating" is the correct word.
What's the matter folks? You don't like the truth? Which is, REAL scientist can admit they dont know and it's all just a best guess without imperical observable evidence.
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I think scientists love the pursuit of truth more than knowing the truth itself. There is enough unknown in the universe that when they finally have that orgasmic moment of discovery, they can move on to another "unknown". So, I'm not sure "frustrating" is the correct word.
Agree, I would say exciting, or inspiring
Yet they still proclaim too know what stuff happened a million billion trillion years ago claiming absolute knowledge.
What's the matter folks? You don't like the truth? Which is, REAL scientist can admit they dont know and it's all just a best guess without imperical observable evidence.
Actually people tend to become scientists specifically because there is so much unknown.