He did not care whether he was getting paid for his work or whether he had money for food. Sidney had one goal on his mind: to finish the experiment.
             I do not agree with the idea of a scientist who dedicates his life and all of his time to science as being ideal. First of all, the term "scientist" is so broad that no scientist in particular can be overall "ideal." For example, an "ideal" chemist may not be an "ideal" archeologist. And what is it about a scientist, who gets very little rest and thinks only about science, that makes him or her ideal? A more ideal scientist would be one who is well rounded and able to communicate with others. This new "ideal" scientist would be able to collaborate with other scientists to disc
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