They correctly predicted a Nobel Prize winning discovery. And no one cared.

They correctly predicted a Nobel Prize winning discovery. And no one cared.

Sabine Hossenfelder

Imagine you make a prediction for a discovery that wins the Nobel Prize. Your prediction turns out to be correct, and no one cares. This is what happened to these two physicists who correctly predicted the mass of Higgs-Boson with a theory that is no less than one of the most promising candidates for quantum gravity.