In 1971, a physicist named gabor received the nobel prize for developing the basic ideas of holography, a method of producing a three-dimensional image of an object. his work marked a major advance in laser technology and occurred without much previous work in this area.
based on this information, which statement is most likely true of gabor?
a he was extremely creative and open to new ideas.
b he was not curious about many facets of laser science.
c he was interested in collaborating with a diverse group of scientists.
d he was skeptical of his own work and the work of other laser scientists.