AMA | September 2024

10288.194 - 10314.786 Sean Carroll

They never gave a prize to John Bell, right? He died. Because back in those days, the foundations of quantum mechanics were not thought to be all that important. Even today, the theory side of those foundations is very underrepresented. And I don't just mean people working on, like, many worlds or whatever. Nobel Prize-winning discoveries do tend to involve experimentally testable ideas, right?