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The document encourages embracing human abilities rather than trying to be a machine. It notes that famous scientists and inventors like Aristotle, Leonardo Da Vinci, and Louis Pasteur had artistic hobbies in addition to their scientific work. Research shows Nobel Prize winners are more likely to have artistic avocations compared to typical scientists, such as playing an instrument, painting, writing poetry or novels, or performing arts. The document advocates developing human skills and passions to achieve greater success.Read less