  In this comment, we argue that the recent experiment of Ketterle and
co-workers does not necessarily need to be interpreted as indicating that the
true scattering amplitude between two molecules becomes small (8 nm measured
vs. 120 nm predicted). Rather it can be interpreted as indicating that the
energy of the achieved state is much lower than both the (variational) energy
for a BCS state and the energy of a molecular condensate. In this sense, we
suggest that the experiment may point to a novel many-body state, that is
neither the BCS nor the molecular BEC state, and that still has to be
identified.
