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What's the most exciting thing you've done with Adam Savage?

I know from that song that "LHCb sees where the antimatter's gone."

Will collisions at 13 TeV give you new data to understand the baryon asymmetry in a way that lower energy collisions couldn't? How?

Do you have a contingency plan for pirate raids? This is actually a serious question.

Are there any specific theories/models you'll be able to confirm or rule out?

The size of the uncertainties on a lot of key measurements relating to matter-antimatter asymmetry are expected to decrease significantly.

I'm going to guess there's some CP violating processes you're trying to investigate?

Will you be able to derive any sort of cosmological constraints from this observation?