Click the picture for a Scientific American story. George Smoot (COBE, 2006 award) turns out to be most bullish - or progressive - Nobel prize winner as far as the prospects of the LHC to observe extra dimensions or other stringy signatures go. Even more bullish than your humble correspondent. ;-)
David Gross, who describes himself as a more conservative physicist :-), says some fun things, too. Incidentally, he has also made the same bet as your humble correspondent, on the same side - that supersymmetry will be seen at the LHC. On the other hand, Gerard 't Hooft predicts "the end of particle physics" once Higgs is not seen at the LHC although it exists. ;-) Read the other things, too.
The date of this posting will be edited whenever new important events occur at the LHC.
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