>>that is Mitch Feigenbaum, pretty please Yes. I was more impressed by his 26-hour clock and 4.669 than his proper name and muddled it. Just audited a 24-lecture course on chaos taught by Professor Steven Strogatz. As for Judy’s objections, yes, CERN is expensive as well as countless other projects. My point was that the search for Higgs Boson, for example, is an attempt to validate the prediction of a theory of cosmological symmetry stemming from Noether’s First Theorem, General Relativity, and the Friedmann equations, and derived from clever nuancing of conservation principles (lepton number for example) in nucleogenesis models. In short, to *prove* the big stuff one needs money; to develop the ideas behind big stuff one may only need a chalkboard.