Contributions of artists vs scientists2

Contributions of artists vs. scientists
Social benefit, I think, can be defined as the profit that people who
live in that society can share and appreciate. When we compare two
different things, both have a merit and a demerit. Therefore it is
quiet difficult to outweigh one of which. However, it is because we
tend to easily find the contribution of scientists in our daily life that I
am on the side of those who develop society tangibly. Now I would
like to illustrate some examples which support my opinion. First of
all, all the appliances such as televisions, personal computers and
microwaves which we use in the daily life are contributed from the
scientists effort and aspiration. Nowadays, we cannot barely survive
without those products which always help and save our daily tasks.
Most of those are the great invention which is developed in the past
50 years. Almost all people in the society can share its contribution
in place of paying some money. Scientists great contribution is more
that just appliances. Thanks to their tremendous perspiration, our
mental and physical health are promised in many ways. Newly
developed technologies help physicians to practice operations. A
number of medicines relieve and alleviate our acute and chronic
illnesses. Those improvement in the medical field can easily support
people to admire scientists contributions. On the other hand, artists
contributions are sometimes difficult to appreciate. There are
varieties of buildings that form its shape artistically.
Because most of them are made of artists sensibility and
idiosyncrasy, ordinary people cannot truly appreciate those great
works. In view of social benefit, those contributions are less shared
with people in the society. Therefore, artists contribution to the
society is unfortunately less attractive for me. With these illustration
above, I definitely outweigh the scientists contribution to our
society. As I mentioned outset, scientists' contribution much stands
out than its counterpart. I think it is natural that people including me

admire
scientists' great contribution for the sake