How important is diligence in scientific research?

How important is diligence in scientific research? My answer is: important or not.

to succeed, you must stick to the barrel theory. Each board is very important, but each Board has different characteristics. Compared with other industries, if you want to make achievements in the field of biomedicine, diligence is equivalent to the Bucket Bottom Plate. Without it, it is useless to make other boards stronger. However, other factors are also important, such as vision. in comparison to running, vision is the direction of running, and diligence is the speed and time of running . If you choose the correct direction, the more diligent you can lead others to the end, but if the direction is wrong, or there is no direction at all, the more diligent you may be farther away from the destination, it is better to wait for a while. Therefore, the vision is to grasp the general strategy, while diligence is the implementation of tactics, the two are indispensable. The vast majority of people, with average IQ, will not have any good vision, so they will only have to work hard. Therefore, a lot of people cannot find a good way out. But today's science is changing with each passing day, and the feasibility is too good. Generally, it cannot be a good Article . Of course, it cannot be done without diligence. I agree with the opinion in the famous saying : 1% of inspiration is important, but it is inseparable from 99% of sweat. In a broad sense, diligence should include diligence and experimentation, diligence and data analysis, and diligent design solutions. Imagine if you have not carefully read the document, how can you choose a topic? If you have no diligence, how can you verify your unique vision? I personally think that the diligence in biomedicine is to accumulate experience through a lot of repeated experiments, while constantly thinking about your work and others' work, because the research work we do is often unpredictable. Only by experimenting with the so-called spam experiments can you be inspired and have a unique vision. Of course, with your vision and diligence, you will not succeed. Because the most important thing is that you have to have money. The research industry is indeed somewhat different. The difference lies in its system structure. The smallest and most direct mode is:
1. money, get funding, get Project Support (equivalent to investment, labor and hardware support required);
2. labor: breaks down the subject. Different people complete different expected experiments (equivalent to production) in stages.
3. production: Summarize the experiment results, publish high-quality papers, apply for patents, and apply for awards.
the question is, which part of the system are you responsible? Simple: if you are the boss and want to succeed, you need to have money first, and then diligent and discerning people. If you want to succeed as a research migrant worker, then you need to have your own vision and diligence, and then you need money.

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