<s>[INST] This is the text I'd like you to translate into Latin: 

"Science begets a lot of questions. Most scientists dream of one day discovering the Great Answer: a solution that encapsulates all other answers. Even when we know the Great Answer, we will not know everything, because a series of questions always emerges from every new discovery."

I've already begun, but I'd like you to review it and see if it can be improved.

That being said, here's my attempt: 

Scientia multas quaestiones parit. Scientiarii plurimi somniant de inventione unius diei magnae responsi, qui omnes alias responsiones comprehendit. Etiam scientes magnum responsum, non omnia sciemus, quia de nova omni inventione surgit series quaestionum.

My translation appears to be accurate, but I'm concerned that it reads stiffly and unnaturally. Latin, as I understand it, is a highly inflected language that often employs varied sentence structure and word order for emphasis and rhythmic cadence.

Would you be willing to review my translation and offer suggestions to improve it?[/INST]