Advice from 1985 Waterman Awardee Jacqueline Barton to young scientists.

The video discusses the joy and excitement of discovering new things about the world. It emphasizes the importance of asking questions and following one's passion, particularly in the field of science, which is portrayed as a fun and integral part of life.

What makes the job described in the text the best job in the world?

How does the text describe the process of discovering something new?

What is the significance of asking questions in the learning process as mentioned in the text?

What does the phrase 'following your passion' imply in the context of the text?

In what ways can science be considered fun according to the text?