What brings you to the scientific community?

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In summary, I am drawn to the scientific community because of its never-ending pursuit of knowledge and understanding of the world around us. Being a part of this community allows me to constantly learn and grow, and to contribute to the advancement of humanity through research and innovation. Furthermore, the scientific community values critical thinking, evidence-based reasoning, and collaboration, which aligns with my own principles and strengths. Overall, I am motivated by the limitless possibilities and potential for discovery and progress that the scientific community offers.
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Hey all,

I'm a high school student who has been lurking on here for a while to help with some tougher problems. I'm excited to be on here and am glad to meet you all!
 
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Well, welcome to the forum.
 

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