[billybolton]

Experts aren't wrong at all. The experts that Silicon Valley likes to favour and pour billions of dollars in are completely wrong, and it's funny how these best of the best are completely ignoring advancements that have taken place in niche fields over the past 50 years. Your so called 'experts' aren't even asking the right questions. They are all doing the exact same thing over and over again, expecting a different result.

Luckily there are extremely bright experts in other fields that do know what they are doing. But because they don't have the 'Harvard', 'Stanford' or what ever elitist label, they get ignored, and remain obscure.

Traditionally, "science advances one funeral at a time".

[ma2rten]

What is the most interesting recently published paper in that area?