We as experimentalists are the bouncers in the nightclub of the universe and that we actually are the ones that squash and keep things out and keep the field honest in a sense.

And it can also happen to us as I describe in my book.

So my book is called Losing the Nobel Prize.

Sometimes you get swept up in sort of the pursuit of things

that are non-scientific in nature

in that they may be related to benefiting your career or your pocketbook.

And this is a relatively new affliction.

You know, I don't think very many people in the olden days

were concerned as much about fame and fortune in science.

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