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Taken from the description of original video "Perimeter Institute brings great thinkers from around the world to Canada to share their ideas on a wide variety of interesting and topical subjects. These lectures and debates are aimed at non-specialists. No mathematical or scientific knowledge is necessary or assumed. Each event is explicitly tailored for the general public and everyone is welcome to attend. (...) Will big questions be answered when the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) switches on in 2007? What will scientists find? Where might the research lead? Nima Arkani-Hamed, a noted particle theorist, is a Professor of Physics at Harvard University. He investigates a number of mysteries and interactions in nature – puzzles that are likely to have experimental consequences in the next few years via particle accelerators, like the LHC, as well as cosmological observations."


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Unless of course the string theorists change around the equations for about the third time to try and explain away why we haven't detected it yet...
Fun fact: Outside they have a "break area" with a large outdoor chalk board. Sometimes you'll find all sorts of equations, theories, notes, etc scrawled all over it. Some you can understand, and others make your eyes bleed.