TL;DR
This paper offers a personal perspective on the current state of high-energy physics theory, discussing the challenges and debates surrounding non-empirical confirmation methods in the field.
Contribution
It provides a subjective analysis of the theoretical landscape and critiques the reliance on non-empirical confirmation in high-energy physics.
Findings
Highlights the importance of empirical validation in HEP
Critiques the role of non-empirical confirmation
Suggests a need for balanced evaluation methods
Abstract
I briefly summarize my personal opinions on the current status of HEP theory and comment on the so-called "non-empiric confirmation."
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