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I believe that chemistry is a subject that deals with matter and the most important parts of matter, why is it not possible for people who have studied chemistry living in underdeveloped countries like Somalia to have enough opportunities and funds.
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While chemistry is crucial for understanding the world around us, the lack of opportunities and funding in underdeveloped countries like Somalia is a complex societal issue. It's not directly linked to the nature of chemistry itself. Factors like poverty, lack of infrastructure, and political instability play a significant role in hindering progress and limiting access to education and resources. It's essential to address these broader challenges for individuals to thrive in any field, including chemistry.
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