The Search For Dark Matter & What Calorie Counts Really Tell Us
Added 2022-12-07 20:15:01 +0000 UTCDo Quantum Measurements Break the Speed of Light Limit?

I have contributed to Fraser Cain’s 200th (!!) Q&A by answering a question about the compatibility of quantum mechanics and Special Relativity. Check out the full compilation here.
Yet Another Method To Look For Dark Matter That Probably Won’t Work

A new paper from astronomers at Ohio State outlines how ionization of the atmosphere could be used to identify large chunks of dark matter, sometimes called macro dark matter. The problem is that this hypothesis for dark matter is even less plausible than microscopic particles, because no one knows what those dark matter chunks would be made of, and there are many other constraints on the idea already.
I wrote about macro dark matter a long time ago here. Is it worth making a video about it? Let me know in the comments.
Tension Among Effective Altruists

The Economist has a very interesting article about the community of effective altruists and longtermists. I talked about longtermism in this earlier video and have one coming up on existential risks at the end of the year.