People often tend to associate science students with smartness. That is how our society is wired to view – the stereotypical idea about non-scientists and scientists. But fact says that just because one is a scientist does not necessarily mean that the person is smarter than another non-scientist individual. We tend to frame genius as an intrinsic trait instead of considering it situational. And in this way, subconsciously deny the potential for achievements to a major portion of society who are non-scientists. Nobody is born a scientist, and it is not true that science is meant only for geniuses.