If we had really good understanding of physics, couldn't we find out how to make a room temperature superconductor (or prove it can't exist)?
Or is such understanding reliant in experimentation because there are "hidden constants" we can't figure out with math alone?
We already do have a very good understanding of QCD, it’s a very successful model with 70 years of experimental results behind it. This proof may offer new insight but most likely will just be confirming what we already knew.
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