I'm John Batchel with David Livingston, Dr. Space of the Space Show,

and we've traveled to the ends of the galaxy, as I understand it,

to observe a supermassive black hole thanks to Dr. Sabayashi Powell of Middimore City College.

He's head of the Pure and Applied Scientist Department.

This is West Bengal.

But now we are granting the doctor an unlimited budget for his exploration of the cosmos.

What do you want to do with this, Sabayashi?

Yeah.

Thank you, John.

So if you ask this question to 10 scientists in arbitrary astronomer, 9 out of 10,

we'll ask money for, say, one big telescope or, say, bigger competition facilities

or money for some space expedition.

Because if you have bigger telescope, it will give you a chance to have more photons

and then you can go deep and deep.

And if you have more computation power, then you can do bigger simulation.

You can analyze bigger data. And if you can do

a space exploration, then you are more free to go anywhere you want. But if you give me money,

then probably I will not spend money for any of that. Probably I'd like to spend money on human resource.

Because as I feel that with time, the big computer

or AI artificial intelligence is coming.

These facilities are giving us more freedom.

We can study much easily nowadays than the earlier times.

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