A perfectly uniform prior suggests that you think that it's easy to make a room temperature super conductor and that people have made them before with equal lik

A perfectly uniform prior suggests that you think that it's easy to make a room temperature super conductor and that people have made them before with equal likelihood to it being hard to make a room temperature superconductor and people haven't made them before, doesnt it? I don't know much about superconductors, but I do know that people have been trying to make them work at room temperature, and generally failing