I heard an interesting comparison yesterday: An average child can easily be beaten in chess by the average adult. An average adult is easily beaten by the aver

I heard an interesting comparison yesterday: An average child can easily be beaten in chess by the average adult. An average adult is easily beaten by the average professional chessplayer. The average professional chessplayer is beaten by the grand master easily. Now the grand master physicists are the grand masters and professionals, playing against a child. The standard model is a grand-master level of chess play and we're the children moving the figures somewhat randomly. It is likely that the average person is simply not on the level of expert knowledge in the field to even begin understanding the strategy.