I agree with you. What is also telling is that there is no particularly strong reaction from the physics community that someone obvious was wrongfully omitted.
> What is also telling is that there is no particularly strong reaction from the physics community that someone obvious was wrongfully omitted.
A few days before the announcement of the Physics Nobel Prize Sabine Hossenfelder created a video about her predictions for the Physics Nobel Prize. Likely all mentioned researchers in this video did more for the advancement of physics research than John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton:
> Who Will Win This Year’s Nobel Prize in Physics? My Speculations
