Inside the World's Largest Science Experiment

As much as I like your enthusiasm, I think that you should also mention that the LHC disappointed in that way, that it until now did not found any experimental results for physics beyond the standard model. We know of some problems with the standard model (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unsolved_problems_in_physics#High-energy_physics/particle_physics) but the LHC did not give us any clue where to search for physics beyond the standard model. SUSY physicists (and therefore string theoreticians as well) had high hopes for the discovery of the lightest supersymmetric partner particle, but the LHC found nothing. LHCb is trying to find hints why gravity is so weak, compared to the other forces, but found nothing. Some physicist go that far to call that a "crisis in physics". The LHC promised to find the Higgs and it did, but then it seemed to fall silent. So some theoretical physicist continue to "float" in experimental unaccessible regions, producing wilder and wilder hyothesises and losing contact to experimental physics. Some ask if these "wild hypothesises" are still science at all -- and the LHC unfortunately failed to ground these theoreticians and rejoin the physics community.