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This Week’s Hype

The string hype machine will never die. This week we have

Press releases from RPI and Northeastern tell us Scientists Use String Theory to Crack the Code of Natural Networks and


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Approaching 50 Years of String Theory

Brian Greene has a new video out today, of himself talking to Edward Witten, mainly about string theory. Pretty much the usual decades-old hype, with nothing even slightly different than what a similar conversation would have consisted of 20 years ago.

Of historical an...


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Future Collider Update

Various news about a possible future collider, all pointing to the CERN FCC-ee as the leading proposal.

For up to date background technical information on proposed colliders, including cost estimates, see here. The Chinese CEPC plan is now on hold, as


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The Situation at Columbia XXXV

A quick update on what has been going on here at Columbia in recent months:

The campus has been rather quiet this semester, about to get much more so as the semester ends and we go into winter break. The only sizable demonstrations on campus this fall were ones on Oct. 6 and 7 in support of Israel and Israeli hostages, as well as to commemorate Israeli victims of the Oct...


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Theoretical Physics Slop

In recent years I’ve been struggling with depressive thoughts whenever I think about what’s been going on in the field of fundamental theoretical physics research. As an example of what I find depressing, today I learned that the Harvard Physics department has not only a Ha...


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