A good scientist is humble and openminded from "summary" of The Art of the Soluble by P B Medawar,Taylor & Francis Group
In the pursuit of scientific truth, humility and open-mindedness are essential qualities for any researcher. A good scientist must be willing to acknowledge their own limitations and biases, recognizing that their understanding of the world is always incomplete. By remaining humble, a scientist can approach their work with a sense of curiosity and a willingness to learn from others. Open-mindedness is equally important in the scientific process. A good scientist must be willing to consider new ideas, even if they challenge their existing beliefs. This openness to different perspectives allows for greater creativity and innovation in scientific research. By being receptive to new information, a scientist can adapt their theories and hypotheses in light of new evidence. In "The Art of the Soluble,...
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