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How would you assess Griffin as a scientist?
After repeated experiments, Griffin had discovered that how to make the human body transparent which was a big achievement. However, he dissipates his discovery for his personal gains and for hurting others. Thus, though he can be termed as brilliant scientist and was not a noble one.
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