> They already got a Nobel prize, one of the quickest in history. From some aspects, it was late. Gravitation waves were predicted decades ago. It's almost unf

> They already got a Nobel prize, one of the quickest in history. From some aspects, it was late. Gravitation waves were predicted decades ago. It's almost unfair to predict something but then have engineering take decades to catch up to be able to prove/disprove the theory. This is just commentary on the notion of being right decades before the world is ready for it. Of course, it can go the other way where one is assumed to be right but then isn't (e.g., many components of string theory).