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It could even be that there is nothing new to be found no matter how high the energy gets. But even more fundamentally, she seem to worry about the fact that t
by fjfaase 4y ago
It could even be that there is nothing new to be found no matter how high the energy gets.
But even more fundamentally, she seem to worry about the fact that there are currently no urgent 'holes' that require you to invent new particles. She points out that the method of inventing new particle that worked so well in the past, no longer seems reasonable, but that nevertheless, the high-energy physists stick to it out of tradition. It seems that the field of high-energy physists have become an incrowd that only continues to exist because everybody pads eachothers shoulders and that people on the outside believe that something must be true about it. It sounds as if she as a person is critized (and not her ideas) primarily because of her pointing this out.