Is the History of Physics Against Her?

In the absence of a model that yields accurate predictions, we have no ground for thinking that any particular law applies is another quote from her book. And I guess I find that useful is like a warning, like, keep in mind, you don't really know how to solve most of the situations in the world outside of your well controlled experiments. We also have this history and physics of success. You know, we build transistors in the laboratory and then they fly airplanes that mostly don't crash, right, out in the complicated world.