In the nineteenth century Charles Dawin was just one of many independent researchers who not reliant...........

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In the nineteenth century, Charles Dawin was just one of many independent researchers who, not reliant on grants or constrained by the conservative pressures of anonymous peer review, did stunningly original work. ---- These days the kinds of research that can happen are determined by science funding committees, not by the human imagination.

(A) That kind of freedom and independence has become almost non-existent.

(B) As science becomes more and more about climbing corporate career ladders, and less and less about soaring journey of the mind, so the public's distrust of scientists and their work seems to grow.

B and C

A and B

Only C

Only A

Only B

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Explanation:

Correct Answer is (d).The first statement states that Charles Darwin was one of the many independent researchers who did stunningly original work and was not reliant on grants or constrained by conservative pressures. Statement A follows the first statement by saying that 'that kind of freedom and independence' (i.e. the freedom and independence enjoyed by Charles Darwin) is non-existent these days. 'A' also ideally precedes the last statement which states that these days research is determined by science funding committees and not by human imagination.