> the paper is so obtuse as to require a specialized degree to understand. I have no degree in physics and I find the authors make a decent job giving several

> the paper is so obtuse as to require a specialized degree to understand. I have no degree in physics and I find the authors make a decent job giving several summaries (abstract, introduction, description of the work) that make clear that they propose hypotheticals that could be observed, not actual observerations. > We discuss whether these two effects could be observed.