1. I invite to inform the members of the DES collaboration that they're doing nothing more than running a computer program on existing data. It'll be especially

1. I invite to inform the members of the DES collaboration that they're doing nothing more than running a computer program on existing data. It'll be especially exciting when you tell that to members of the LSST consortium, who have been operating under the mistaken impression that they were building a telescope. I imagine both groups will be surprised to learn they're not working on dark energy at all. Maybe they'll be grateful to you for rescuing them from wasted effort. 2. If you understand why I personally should value room temperature semiconductors over determining dark ENERGY (not dark matter... that's different) parameters then you should be able to explain your understanding. If you don't explain your understanding, people may suspect you can't explain your understanding perhaps because you don't actually possess understanding. 3. That's so easy to say, even I can say it back to you: you've missed the point, and I recommend you go back and review.