Cosmology
Cosmology coverage keeps circling the biggest questions and refusing the easy landing. A theoretical physicist calls the Genesis creation story a fairy tale and then explains why that is fine, and argues from seven decades of physics that the simulation hypothesis probably does not hold, while a particle physicist admits the universe's missing matter remains a genuine mystery.
Don Lincoln Has Spent 30 Years Looking for Dark Matter and Has Absolutely No Idea What It Is
The Fermilab physicist makes a compelling case for something he cannot find, cannot name, and cannot stop thinking about.
Michio Kaku Says We're Probably Not in a Simulation, and He Has 71 Years of Physics to Back It Up
The string theory co-founder visits Diary of a CEO and does something rare: he actually answers the big questions, then politely dismantles one of the internet's favorite cosmic theories.
Michio Kaku Calls Genesis a Fairy Tale and Then Explains Why That's Fine
The theoretical physicist comes to the Diary of a CEO to talk immortality, nuclear annihilation, and why the Bible is a metaphor he actually respects.