Raising budgets don't intrinsically guarantee better results. Would a larger staff of physicists etc. lead to more breakthroughs or quicker results? Or would it just be piddled away in frivolous experiments, nicer Aeron chairs and the like?
A physicist friend from NSF told me once that $50 billion would be about right.
A physicist friend from NSF told me once that $50 billion would be about right.