<p>Assignment : Should people make more decisions on their own and rely less on the advice of experts? </p>
<p>In our mundane lives, we have to be independent and know how to react to any situation we get in because people can't constantly be there for each other. However, how far do we know to always follow our own impulses? No one is absolutely erudite, still experts and older people who experienced more than we did and devoted their lives for knowledge and teaching can always benefit us from their experiences. Eventhough in taking decisions there's nothing totally right or totally wrong and it depends on what suits a person more, we can also clasp from experts what can benefit us. A female young scientist's ignorance for her colleague professional scientists and also my personal experience of not listening to my mentor's tips led to deteriorating results. </p>
<p>The female scientists wanted to genetically engineer three mako sharks to increase their brain capacity so that they can harvest a tissue that could be a cure for Al-zahaimer disease. Unfortunately, their increased brain capacity also made them more aggressive, stronger, and smarter that they even swam backwards. As a result, what the colleagues warned from actually happened! Worse, during a rescue mission in a severe storm, one mako shark pulled the helicopter's cable and dragged it to a towel, contributing to a massive explosion in the area. Regreting and deplored over the consequences, the scientist realized that she could have atleast listen to the experts warnings and reiterate over the project.</p>
<p>Like the scientist, I didn't exactly listen to my teacher's instructions in the way to solve my academic test correctly and get a higher score. Simply following my own way of solving, which is wrong, one the test day, I was perplexed and I couldn't even understand the questions or manage the paper's time. Consequently, my grades disperated me and then I realized that I should follow my teacher's instructions for the next test. When I did so, I really started improving and I'm now optimistic to the next test's results.
In conclusion, people must first listen to others who know more and who advice us only for our own good and the society's, like my teacher and expert scientists. Then, they can do what best suits them. </p>