Today lets discuss a topic...
Here the author claims that in any field if one wants to make a significant contribution (which is hard), one has to see the past achievements in that field. What do you think? Let me put down my views.
I don't think that it is completely necessary for a
person to be influenced by past achievements to excel in that field, though in
some cases it is. Now let’s consider both sides.
Nowadays, we can see various fields where past
achievements do not contribute towards the present contributions. For example a
scientist is performing an experiment on a theory in order to make a practical
law out of it. So in this case he may have achieved the desired result on
paper, but that doesn't confirm that he is going to get the same result
experimentally. We can see other example where a scientist has proved a theory
after assuming certain values for a variable, but latter another scientist got to
know from his considerations that the value initially assumed was wrong and so
the final result now differs. So, here he has not been influenced by the past
achievements but rather has contributed to amend the previous result. Like
these there can be numerous examples where the claim doesn’t hold good.
In some cases, though previous achievements or
results are bound to be considered in order to make progress in that particular
field. Here we can consider the example of technology driving our modern day
mobiles. In them the hardware and software is improving within nights and for
developing newer hardware and software it is mandatory for developer to
consider previous models and versions and do the changes accordingly to concur
to the ever increasing demand and competition in the market. Continuous changes
in the models of even basic bicycle to cars to spacecrafts till date which
initiated as soon as they were developed also exemplifies that changes are done
considering the past achievements.
So at last I think that it is sometimes important
to consider the past achievements but not in all the cases as mentioned by
above examples...
What do you think guys..?
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