That scenario, if true, would surpass any other in the history of science. It's akin to the Monty Hall problem, but with a trillion doors, where you don't chang

That scenario, if true, would surpass any other in the history of science. It's akin to the Monty Hall problem, but with a trillion doors, where you don't change your choice after all but two are shown not to have the superconductor. So obviously if true there's a better explanation of why those early experiments failed.