Нужна помощь. Эссе на английском. Why do people become scientists? What is their motivation? Some people say it is very bor

     Why do people become scientists? What is their motivation? Some people say it is very boring to make research, while others believe that one is supposed to be a genius.      People are genetically incomprehensible beings. They often do things that others don't understand. They always follow their heart while taking a decision, which makes them who they are.    The decision of becoming a scientist is not a random one. People feel this vocation living in their soul from the very begining of their life. That is what being a scientist means to me - it is a vocation. One will never be able to be a competent scientist if this doesn't come from the inside. I believe that their biggest motivation in this direction is that they want to make the world better. They are always thirsty for information, looking constantly for answers to the most tangled questions. A scientist worships his brain, and therefore does everything possible to fulfill its requirements.    Unfortunately many people do not apreciate the work scientists do. They find it boring just because they know they will never be able to do the same. Generally, a lot of people hate working with their brains choosing to nickname those who like it nerds or four-eyes. In my opinion this is a totally wrong way of seeing things. If there were no scientists we wouldn't ever achieve this level of developement, we would be the same cave people, running after poor animals.    That being said, I do really believe that a person who is supposed to be a genius, that being decided by his fate, feels it inside from the very begining. Of course they will come across many obstacles as people will always try to stop them, but as long as they believe in their destiny and listens to their brain, our society will continue to grow and develop. The important thing is to acknowledge that a brain is able to subjugate millions of people.                                                                              Literary property: hellenetk