In my opinion, the author-level metric can distort a real author's citation impact. For example, an author who has an h-index = 2 obtained on the basis of two published papers of which each is cited twenty times is more influential than an author who has an h-index = 3 obtained on the basis of three published papers of which each is cited three times.

What do people like in life the most? I think that one's preferences change over the years, especially those depending on one's physical capabilities and health. I personally enjoy the process of researching regardless of the final outcome. In fact, aiming to explain the unknown is often a major drive for scientists.

People with a scientific mindset are analytical, open-minded, flexible and have the capacity to answer questions. They are basically focused on what they do not know, and only exceptionally on what they do know.

Curiosity lies in a hidden corner of the scientific mind.

Asking why is the root of a scientific mindset.

There's no absolutely reliable way to achieve a great citation. However,hardworking could be fruitful.

There is a fascinating entanglement of science and knowledge, which is expressed as scientific knowledge.

A scientific mindset accepts the truth as a credo.