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So to answer the question, you are so brilliant no one else has stumbled on this question

• ad404b8a372f2b9 7y ago
  No, the answer is that there is a limited number of scientists and a limitless number of research directions. This doesn't have to be correlated with brilliance. In fact, it can be easier to research some of the less popular paths because there is less competition and more low-hanging fruits.
  • nashashmi 7y ago
    Fine. The more accurate word would be "advanced" instead of brilliant.
    • knolax 7y ago
      You're arguing semantics like a Humanty's major. Your exact definition of "advanced" or "brilliant" have barely any relevance to the topic at hand.
• your-nanny 7y ago
  There are so many gaps in our knowledge, it's ridiculous. Go look for papers studying how to kill the eggs of canine roundworms (e.g. in veterinary settings) or whether surgery is an effective treatment for exotropia. The literature is SPARSE.