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Bonus Info on Dark Energy and Muons

Quantum Apologetics and Quantum Theology

In Defense of Reductionist Chauvinism

Amplitudes 2026, Part II

Amplitudes 2026

At Lancefest

Radiation Radiates

An AI Opinions Chart

Should You Read What You Cite? That Depends

Doing Things Well Is an International Activity

ArXiv Will Ban You for Hallucinated References

Make No Mistakes

Bonus Info for “100-year-old assumption about the universe may soon be overturned”

Breakthrough Prize 2026

Bonus Info for “Quantum ‘Jamming’ Explores the Truly Fundamental Principles of Nature”

A Window on Absolutely Everything

What AI Physicists Are Missing and What They Aren’t

ArXiv to Leave Cornell

Trust Is a Tree

The Twitter of Physics

About the OpenAI Amplitudes Paper, but Not as Much as You’d Like

Practice, Don’t Memorize, Understand Justifications, Not Stories

Hypothesis: If AI Is Bad at Originality, It’s a Documentation Problem

Most Academics Don’t Choose Their Specialty

Valentine’s Day Physics Poem 2026

The Timeline for Replacing Theorists Is Not Technological

How Much Academic Attrition Is Too Much?

School Facts and Research Facts

A Paper With a Bluesky Account

On Theories of Everything and Cures for Cancer

Where Are All These Views Coming From?

For Newtonmas, One Seventeenth of a New Collider

Academia Tracks Priority, Not Provenance

Energy Is That Which Is Conserved

Ideally, Exams Are for the Students

Bonus Info For “Cosmic Paradox Reveals the Awful Consequence of an Observer-Free Universe”

Mandatory Dumb Acronyms

Reminder to Physics Popularizers: “Discover” Is a Technical Term

Explain/Teach/Advocate

Fear of the Dark, Physics Version

C. N. Yang, Dead at 103

AGI Is an Economic Term, Not a Computer Science Term

Congratulations to John Clarke, Michel Devoret, and John Martinis!

When Your Theory Is Already Dead

Requests for an Ethnography of Cheating

To Measure Something or to Test It

What You’re Actually Scared of in Impostor Syndrome

The Rocks in the Ground Era of Fundamental Physics

Two Types of Scientific Fraud: for a Fee and for Power

Some Dumb AI Ideas

Technology as Evidence

Newsworthiness Bias

Microdosing Vibe Physics