>every remotely feasible physics experiment should be top priority on getting funding and attention. There are innumerable "feasible" experiments, far exceedin

>every remotely feasible physics experiment should be top priority on getting funding and attention. There are innumerable "feasible" experiments, far exceeding global GDP. >Isn't finding out how the universe works, by far, the only thing that matters? Is trying to maximize our understanding of a small part of physics really the best way to go about this. Is it even more important than curing cancer.