> it makes me think they are not being the most objective evaluators of reality. Generally in physics and in maths researchers tend to spend time evaluating so

> it makes me think they are not being the most objective evaluators of reality. Generally in physics and in maths researchers tend to spend time evaluating solutions that are symmetrical or otherwise elegant. I suppose that does make us biased but we’re searching for answers in a very large space of possible answers. Beaming towards elegant solutions seems like a reasonable heuristic.