Some famous scientists were Louis Pasteur and Marie Curie, who

advanced scientific knowledge greatly. Louis developed a cure for rabies,

while Marie developed radiotherapy. People today are saved by their
discoveries.
While both Louis and Marie had made wonderful
developments, Louis made an important one, in the germ study.
Louis developed what is now called pasteurization. We use this every
day in most households. In passage 2 it states, This was a radical
discovery and made drinking milk safe. The process of pasteurization was
named after him and it saved many lives. Louis had saved many citizens
from sickness caused by a bacteria in milk. Louis also discovered a cure for
rabies, for humans and animals. In passage 2 it states, Louis and his team
of scientists worked around the clock to save the people who had contracted
rabies.
Also it says, Testing on animals affected with rabies was
successful. These quotes state that he not only made a cure for rabies in
animals, but humans as well. Louis not only saved humans, but he also
saved animals, so he saved many species in society.
Marie Curie invented x-ray machines, which saved countless soldiers.
In passage 1, it says, By the end of the first World War, over a million
soldiers had been examined by her x-ray units. While this states that it
saved millions of soldiers, it says nothing about citizens. Also, for all we
know, the soldiers being saved could be killing innocent people. She did
make another important discovery, nonetheless, called radiotherapy. In
passage 2, it reads, It was from this discovery of radium and its properties
that the science of radiation was able to develop using the properties of
radium to burn away diseased cells in the body. Although this is an
important discovery, it is also known that Marie died from radiation, the
same radiation being discussed above. Marie saved many people, no doubt,
however, other than encouraging women across the globe to enter male
dominated jobs, which is already taking place elsewhere, she really didnt
contribute to society, save for radiation, which killed her.
Marie Curie and Louis Pasteur both had amazing ideas about science.
Louis Pasteur discovered a cure for rabies and developed what is now called
pasteurization.
Marie Curie discovered radium, made radiation, and
practically invented x-rays. However, Louis was solely transfixed on finding
cures, and saving people. He not only made the cures, but administered
them himself. He shows kindness, determination, and endurance through
strife to help society.