In our era of rapid social and technological increase both specialists and generalists are equally in demand now.
I think it is actually better to say specialists are in greater demand in this "era of specialization" because the information explosion causes all practitioners to need to specialize in order to compete with the many others. Know what I mean? Globalization forces us to specialize.
Okay, your thesis statement is hard to understand:
...success in science is fully dependent on good collaboration between generalists and specialists. (I think you should add another sentence so that you can make the thesis perfectly clear.)
Finally, the very attempt to draw the line between generalists and specialists in by definition
an improper approach. ---- I agree! Every generalist has some specializations, and every specialist is a general practitioner in a sense. Generalized and specialized are just phases of learning.
But the whole system of grains left would continue to stay stable.
with that amount of grains left. This proves that any system will tend to self-regulate and that nothing should be done by artificial removal or addition in those cases.
Okay, practice the correct ways to type these sentences, and try to revise this so that it is even clearer. You deal with complex subject matter, so you should include some short sentencesto help the reader understand your main idea. Also, add some short sentences to the end of some paragraphs to help people understand your meaning.
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