Sean CarrollVerified account

@seanmcarroll

Theoretical physicist and author at Caltech. Married to . Poetic naturalist. Asking questions of the universe, hoping they're the right ones.

Los Angeles
Joined February 2009

@seanmcarroll is blocked

Are you sure you want to view these Tweets? Viewing Tweets won't unblock @seanmcarroll.

  1. Pinned Tweet

    The Big Picture: On the Origins of Life, Meaning, & the Universe Itself is out Tues! What’s inside & why I wrote it.

  2. For clarity: there's very strong evidence for outside attempts to sway popular opinion (); but not for hacking votes.

  3. Clinton campaign has been monitoring/scrutinizing election results. Thus far: no evidence of hacking or external manipulation.

  4. “Universal health care” and “other countries were worse” don’t make Castro worth celebrating. Repressive dictatorships are bad.

  5. Seems snarky, but balancing skepticism/credulity is a serious problem. Especially in an environment where outrages are thick on the ground.

  6. Ignoring things that sound like conspiracy theories, even after mountains of evidence pile up, is as bad as believing fake conspiracies.

  7. I remember a time when Republicans would have objected to Russians trying to skew a US election.

  8. The Large Hadron Collider has a pretty sweet little tunnel robot

  9. Are not doubts themselves very useful?

  10. Thanksgiving! This year we give thanks for the speed of light.

  11. One of my former students suggested that I rename my US Constitutional Law class "Defense Against the Dark Arts."

  12. History teachers nationwide, nodding with satisfaction: “I *told* those kids the Emoluments Clause would be important someday."

  13. Videos of my Gifford Lectures in Glasgow have now appeared. (Well, 4 of the 5.)

  14. Good thing I’m disqualified by being an atheist. Otherwise I’d be seriously tempted to run for President.

  15. Very unlikely the election was hacked. But... elections should have national standards, be easily verified, and automatically recounted.

  16. Becoming a scientist is incredibly hard. With extra barriers for certain groups, of course they'll go elsewhere.

  17. there's a little-known statute in the constitution that if the Sixers win back to back games, the election gets a do-over

Loading seems to be taking a while.

Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.

    You may also like

    ·