The Rage To Know -Horace Freeland Judson

 The Rage To Know -Horace Freeland Judson

In this essay, the writer explains the various reasons for which the scientists are involved in their professions including challenges, exhibitions, discoveries and pleasures. They believe that they can put themselves apart through the scientific endeavors.

In this essay, the writer tries to dig out the causes behind the involvement of the scientists in their profession. In fact it is the moment of truth that motivates them to remain in the profession. The scientific discoveries are not only clear but it is also beautiful. As a result, the scientists are eager to remain in their profession and give the society something new. Besides the scientist also know that there is unity in diversity. They always try to find out a binding element among the diverse things.

Obviously, there are numbers of hurdles, dissatisfaction as well as frustration. However, the pride is still keeping himself apart from the peer as well as the sense of competition always motivate the scientist for their hard work. Moreover, curiosity and passion for work are inevitable part of the scientist. Once they start their work, they don’t leave it until they get a satisfactory conclusion. Along with other motivation, there is an impulse of the rage to know. Every scientist has strong thirst for knowledge which is not quenched until he gets something for which he can feel pride for. Similarly, there is a pleasure motive in the discovery of the scientist. Whenever they see a new thing and unending curiosity gets born in them and consequently they get pleasure out of it.

Though this essay is concerned with the scientist and their devotion and determination to their world, as a whole, this essay tries to inspire the people that despite the frustration and difficulties, now have to do his work, feeling tremendous leisure the devoted world or labor one can draw a good reserve.