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It is generally agreed that society benefits from the work of its members. Compare the contributions of artists to society with the contributions of scientists to society. Which type of contribution do you think is valued more by your society? v.3

It is generally agreed that society benefits from the work of its members. Compare the contributions of artists to society with the contributions of scientists to society. Which type of contribution do you think is valued more by your society? v. 3
Art and science are considered as pillars of our society. Both, an artist and a scientist, play vital roles in the formation of a civilised society. The contributions from these two entities are highly appreciated and welcomed by all in a society. The influences made by their works are commendable. But, concluding on who contributes more would be cumbersome; however, in the present world where invention and innovation are the buzzwords, I think a scientist’s delivery would be valued more. An artist is highly capable, said to even portray one’s mind. In the past, an artist was an avid source of inspiration for many. An ideal exemplification would be the reference of king DRaja Ravi Varma in Indian scripts, where he was admired by many ladies for his outstanding paintings. The works of world renowned artists like Da Vinci, Othello etc. will need a special mention in this context. The society is acknowledged of its evil faces by artists through their works - a documentary against child labour, celebrities holding hands together against a social cause like AIDS awareness campaigns would serve a few examples. On the other hand, scientists are under constant effort to bring comfort to our life. The scientific revolution is considered an epic that happened in this century. Through new inventions, they aid society in overcoming the obstacles and challenges faced by their counterparts. Through scientist, we are able to achieve longevity, excellent discoveries avail us with new forms of energy, scientists come up with new ideas to improve our quality of life, almost every day. In addition to this, scientists are behind experiments and research to eliminate all possible threats from our society. Meanwhile, almost all huge machines to tiny kitchen equipment that we use in our daily life have a scientist’s effort behind. So from the above discussion, my conscientious allows me to favour a scientist than an artist with regards to their contributions to our society. Both these as mentioned earlier are vital for us. An artist acts as a source of inspiration and information, whereas a scientist works as a source of innovations and inventions.
Art and science
are considered
as pillars of our
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society
. Both, an
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artist
and a
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scientist
, play vital roles in the formation of a
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civilised
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society
. The contributions from these two entities are
highly
appreciated and welcomed by all in a
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society
. The influences made by their works are commendable.
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But
, concluding on who contributes more would be cumbersome;
however
, in the present world where invention and innovation are the buzzwords, I
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think
a
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scientist’s
delivery would
be valued
more.

An
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artist
is
highly
capable, said to even portray one’s mind. In the past, an
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artist
was an avid source of inspiration for
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many
. An ideal exemplification would be the reference of king
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DRaja
Ravi
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Varma
in Indian scripts, where he
was admired
by
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many
ladies for his outstanding paintings. The works of world renowned
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artists
like
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Da
Vinci, Othello etc. will need a special mention in this context. The
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society
is acknowledged
of its evil faces by
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artists
through their works
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-
a documentary against child
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labour
, celebrities holding hands together against a social cause like AIDS awareness campaigns would serve a few examples.

On the other hand
,
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scientists
are under constant effort to bring comfort to our life. The scientific revolution
is considered
an epic that happened in this century. Through new inventions, they aid
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society
in overcoming the obstacles and challenges faced by their counterparts. Through
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scientist
, we are able to achieve longevity, excellent discoveries avail us with new forms of energy,
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scientists
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come
up with new
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ideas
to
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improve
our quality of life, almost every day.
In addition
to this,
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scientists
are behind experiments and research to eliminate all possible threats from our
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society
. Meanwhile, almost all huge machines to tiny kitchen equipment that we
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
use
in our daily life have a
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scientist’s
effort behind.

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So
from the above discussion, my conscientious
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allows
me to
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favour
a
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scientist
than an
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artist
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with regards to
their contributions to our
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society
. Both these as mentioned earlier are vital for us. An
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artist
acts as a source of inspiration and information, whereas a
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scientist
works as a source of innovations and inventions.
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23Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay It is generally agreed that society benefits from the work of its members. Compare the contributions of artists to society with the contributions of scientists to society. Which type of contribution do you think is valued more by your society? v. 3

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4 paragraphs
353 words
5.5
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