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The physicists think at a level far higher than a normal individual. Explain.
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Answer
For progress every leader has to be a thinker at a higher level in his field than ordinary man. This is more so in case of physicists as the technological development meant for uplifting the living condition of mankind is dependent on the far sight of the physicists in particular. The physicist must think at a level which is philosophical and mathematically quantifying so that they can visualize the requirement of people at least a quarter of century in advance.
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