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Adoniram
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I often see the phrase "What good is it?" pop up in defending (or attempting to defend) particle physics experiments. Does anyone know who said this, or where this anecdotal story comes from? I've heard conflicting stories about Farraday, or the discovery of the muon or neutrino...
The question is sometimes written "What's it good for?" or "What use is it?"
Thanks in advance!
The question is sometimes written "What's it good for?" or "What use is it?"
Thanks in advance!