CMS has reported that there is no longer any evidence for the diphoton excess observed in 2015, particularly in the mass range of 750 GeV. The removal of events where both photons were detected in the endcap has raised questions about the analysis methods. ATLAS is expected to release its results soon, with speculation that they will mirror CMS's findings. The original significance of the 2015 bump was weak, and the lack of increased significance with new data suggests it was likely a statistical anomaly. The discussion highlights concerns about the future of particle physics research, especially if no new phenomena are discovered.