Which of the following is an accurate assessment of science and technology?

If a scientist tries hard enough, she can discover anything.
Scientists make greater discoveries when they work by themselves.
The ability to make scientific discoveries can be limited by the technology available.
Discoveries in one branch of science often hinder the success of discoveries in another branch of science.

Question

Which of the following is an accurate assessment of science and technology?

If a scientist tries hard enough, she can discover anything.
Scientists make greater discoveries when they work by themselves.
The ability to make scientific discoveries can be limited by the technology available.
Discoveries in one branch of science often hinder the success of discoveries in another branch of science.

Mercury · Answer

thoughts about this one?

try re-reading the statements and see which ones are not right/logical

for example, I would eliminate choice B (generally, scientists tend to work together because they can share their knowledge/talents/resources, etc. as opposed to working alone) and D (this is false, as discoveries in one area **help** scientists in other areas learn from that work and make new discoveries)

so between A+C, which one do you think is more reasonable?