  Over twenty years ago one of us suggested the title was affirmative. In 2012
Cooper pairs were identified in several, but not all aromatic compounds tested,
benzene being one. This manuscript discusses the formation of three
time-reversed pairs of states forming pseudobosons (high energy Cooper pairs)
in benzene at room temperature. The large stabilization in energy that results
is the additive effect of energy gaps of an s wave state and a charge density
wave permitting the pseudobosons to exist at room temperature. The overall
result of these interactions is three pseudobosons occupying the lowest boson
state and the positions of the carbon nuclei are optimum by forming a perfect
hexagon. The possibility of a persistent current exists; detection might not be
easy.
