Sam Gregson
@badboyofscience.bsky.social
Uni of Cambridge and LHC physicist (Graduated)
Science communicator and YouTuber
The Bad Boy of Science
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/badboyofscience
Science communicator and YouTuber
The Bad Boy of Science
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/badboyofscience
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Have you ever wondered why physicists are so excited to study the Higgs Boson at a new Higgs Factory collider?
Wonder no more!
I explain what a Higgs factory is, why we need one, and the amazing measurements the machine will make.
Check it out!
Link: youtu.be/xtJgh7yZHkk
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Wonder no more!
I explain what a Higgs factory is, why we need one, and the amazing measurements the machine will make.
Check it out!
Link: youtu.be/xtJgh7yZHkk
🧪⚛️
Reposted by Sam Gregson
Why do theoretical physicists turn to String Theory over other quantum gravity hypotheses?
Part of the answer is that String Theory has jumped through many mathematical hoops that other hypotheses have not.
Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/1q7A8...
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Part of the answer is that String Theory has jumped through many mathematical hoops that other hypotheses have not.
Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/1q7A8...
⚛️🧪
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February 5, 2026 at 4:36 PM
Why do theoretical physicists turn to String Theory over other quantum gravity hypotheses?
Part of the answer is that String Theory has jumped through many mathematical hoops that other hypotheses have not.
Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/1q7A8...
⚛️🧪
Part of the answer is that String Theory has jumped through many mathematical hoops that other hypotheses have not.
Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/1q7A8...
⚛️🧪
Why do theoretical physicists turn to String Theory over other quantum gravity hypotheses?
Part of the answer is that String Theory has jumped through many mathematical hoops that other hypotheses have not.
Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/1q7A8...
⚛️🧪
Part of the answer is that String Theory has jumped through many mathematical hoops that other hypotheses have not.
Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/1q7A8...
⚛️🧪
YouTube
Share your videos with friends, family, and the world
youtube.com
February 5, 2026 at 4:36 PM
Why do theoretical physicists turn to String Theory over other quantum gravity hypotheses?
Part of the answer is that String Theory has jumped through many mathematical hoops that other hypotheses have not.
Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/1q7A8...
⚛️🧪
Part of the answer is that String Theory has jumped through many mathematical hoops that other hypotheses have not.
Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/1q7A8...
⚛️🧪
Reposted by Sam Gregson
Is String Theory the "spherical cow" of quantum gravity theories? 🐮
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains why string theory is an extremely powerful framework that will still be taught decades from now.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/QkPhtB_8xMg
#Physics #stringtheory #gravity
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String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains why string theory is an extremely powerful framework that will still be taught decades from now.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/QkPhtB_8xMg
#Physics #stringtheory #gravity
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String Theory: The Spherical Cow of Quantum Gravity
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
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February 4, 2026 at 9:27 PM
Is String Theory the "spherical cow" of quantum gravity theories? 🐮
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains why string theory is an extremely powerful framework that will still be taught decades from now.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/QkPhtB_8xMg
#Physics #stringtheory #gravity
⚛️🧪
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains why string theory is an extremely powerful framework that will still be taught decades from now.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/QkPhtB_8xMg
#Physics #stringtheory #gravity
⚛️🧪
Is String Theory the "spherical cow" of quantum gravity theories? 🐮
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains why string theory is an extremely powerful framework that will still be taught decades from now.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/QkPhtB_8xMg
#Physics #stringtheory #gravity
⚛️🧪
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains why string theory is an extremely powerful framework that will still be taught decades from now.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/QkPhtB_8xMg
#Physics #stringtheory #gravity
⚛️🧪
String Theory: The Spherical Cow of Quantum Gravity
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtube.com
February 4, 2026 at 9:27 PM
Is String Theory the "spherical cow" of quantum gravity theories? 🐮
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains why string theory is an extremely powerful framework that will still be taught decades from now.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/QkPhtB_8xMg
#Physics #stringtheory #gravity
⚛️🧪
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains why string theory is an extremely powerful framework that will still be taught decades from now.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/QkPhtB_8xMg
#Physics #stringtheory #gravity
⚛️🧪
Reposted by Sam Gregson
We regularly hear that theoretical physicists are scared to go against the opinions of the "Voldemort" of theoretical physics, Ed Witten.
Are theoretical physicists really scared of Ed Witten?...No.
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/eA14rrbg-Gs
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Are theoretical physicists really scared of Ed Witten?...No.
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/eA14rrbg-Gs
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Are Physicists Scared of Ed Witten?
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtube.com
February 3, 2026 at 6:21 PM
We regularly hear that theoretical physicists are scared to go against the opinions of the "Voldemort" of theoretical physics, Ed Witten.
Are theoretical physicists really scared of Ed Witten?...No.
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/eA14rrbg-Gs
⚛️🧪
Are theoretical physicists really scared of Ed Witten?...No.
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/eA14rrbg-Gs
⚛️🧪
We regularly hear that theoretical physicists are scared to go against the opinions of the "Voldemort" of theoretical physics, Ed Witten.
Are theoretical physicists really scared of Ed Witten?...No.
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/eA14rrbg-Gs
⚛️🧪
Are theoretical physicists really scared of Ed Witten?...No.
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/eA14rrbg-Gs
⚛️🧪
Are Physicists Scared of Ed Witten?
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtube.com
February 3, 2026 at 6:21 PM
We regularly hear that theoretical physicists are scared to go against the opinions of the "Voldemort" of theoretical physics, Ed Witten.
Are theoretical physicists really scared of Ed Witten?...No.
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/eA14rrbg-Gs
⚛️🧪
Are theoretical physicists really scared of Ed Witten?...No.
String theorist Prof Thomas Van Riet explains.
Link: youtube.com/shorts/eA14rrbg-Gs
⚛️🧪
Reposted by Sam Gregson
How Scientific Funding Really Works
Why conspiracy narratives about “bought science” collapse under scrutiny
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Why conspiracy narratives about “bought science” collapse under scrutiny
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How Scientific Funding Really Works
Why conspiracy narratives about “bought science” collapse under scrutiny
open.substack.com
January 31, 2026 at 7:36 PM
How Scientific Funding Really Works
Why conspiracy narratives about “bought science” collapse under scrutiny
open.substack.com/pu...
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Why conspiracy narratives about “bought science” collapse under scrutiny
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Reposted by Sam Gregson
Fascinating and entertaining discussion with Prof
Thomas Van Riet about why theoretical physicists still find string theory so appealing.
We cover the physics/maths advances, career trajectories, public perception & more!
YouTube: youtu.be/DNHvv1N6qwo
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1OWC...
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Thomas Van Riet about why theoretical physicists still find string theory so appealing.
We cover the physics/maths advances, career trajectories, public perception & more!
YouTube: youtu.be/DNHvv1N6qwo
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1OWC...
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Nu's Night Ep2: The Positive Case for String Theory (w Thomas Van Riet)
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtu.be
January 30, 2026 at 7:39 PM
Fascinating and entertaining discussion with Prof
Thomas Van Riet about why theoretical physicists still find string theory so appealing.
We cover the physics/maths advances, career trajectories, public perception & more!
YouTube: youtu.be/DNHvv1N6qwo
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1OWC...
⚛️🧪
Thomas Van Riet about why theoretical physicists still find string theory so appealing.
We cover the physics/maths advances, career trajectories, public perception & more!
YouTube: youtu.be/DNHvv1N6qwo
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1OWC...
⚛️🧪
Fascinating and entertaining discussion with Prof
Thomas Van Riet about why theoretical physicists still find string theory so appealing.
We cover the physics/maths advances, career trajectories, public perception & more!
YouTube: youtu.be/DNHvv1N6qwo
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1OWC...
⚛️🧪
Thomas Van Riet about why theoretical physicists still find string theory so appealing.
We cover the physics/maths advances, career trajectories, public perception & more!
YouTube: youtu.be/DNHvv1N6qwo
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1OWC...
⚛️🧪
Nu's Night Ep2: The Positive Case for String Theory (w Thomas Van Riet)
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtu.be
January 30, 2026 at 7:39 PM
Fascinating and entertaining discussion with Prof
Thomas Van Riet about why theoretical physicists still find string theory so appealing.
We cover the physics/maths advances, career trajectories, public perception & more!
YouTube: youtu.be/DNHvv1N6qwo
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1OWC...
⚛️🧪
Thomas Van Riet about why theoretical physicists still find string theory so appealing.
We cover the physics/maths advances, career trajectories, public perception & more!
YouTube: youtu.be/DNHvv1N6qwo
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1OWC...
⚛️🧪
Reposted by Sam Gregson
Did you know that the Large Hadron Collider can detect earthquakes?
In 2016, a huge quake in New Zealand - thousands of miles away from CERN - was detected because it altered the orbits of the protons in the 27km long accelerator!
Check it out!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/FghiGpNDDkw
⚛️🧪
In 2016, a huge quake in New Zealand - thousands of miles away from CERN - was detected because it altered the orbits of the protons in the 27km long accelerator!
Check it out!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/FghiGpNDDkw
⚛️🧪
The Large Hadron Collider Detects Earthquakes
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtube.com
January 29, 2026 at 4:45 PM
Did you know that the Large Hadron Collider can detect earthquakes?
In 2016, a huge quake in New Zealand - thousands of miles away from CERN - was detected because it altered the orbits of the protons in the 27km long accelerator!
Check it out!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/FghiGpNDDkw
⚛️🧪
In 2016, a huge quake in New Zealand - thousands of miles away from CERN - was detected because it altered the orbits of the protons in the 27km long accelerator!
Check it out!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/FghiGpNDDkw
⚛️🧪
Did you know that the Large Hadron Collider can detect earthquakes?
In 2016, a huge quake in New Zealand - thousands of miles away from CERN - was detected because it altered the orbits of the protons in the 27km long accelerator!
Check it out!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/FghiGpNDDkw
⚛️🧪
In 2016, a huge quake in New Zealand - thousands of miles away from CERN - was detected because it altered the orbits of the protons in the 27km long accelerator!
Check it out!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/FghiGpNDDkw
⚛️🧪
The Large Hadron Collider Detects Earthquakes
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtube.com
January 29, 2026 at 4:45 PM
Did you know that the Large Hadron Collider can detect earthquakes?
In 2016, a huge quake in New Zealand - thousands of miles away from CERN - was detected because it altered the orbits of the protons in the 27km long accelerator!
Check it out!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/FghiGpNDDkw
⚛️🧪
In 2016, a huge quake in New Zealand - thousands of miles away from CERN - was detected because it altered the orbits of the protons in the 27km long accelerator!
Check it out!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/FghiGpNDDkw
⚛️🧪
Reposted by Sam Gregson
David Grusch was waffing about extra spatial dimensions on the Joe Rogan podcast, but what was he talking about?
Could there be more spatial dimensions than we perceive?
Hypotheses like string theory posit their existence!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/_8f0Vdzun3E
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Could there be more spatial dimensions than we perceive?
Hypotheses like string theory posit their existence!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/_8f0Vdzun3E
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Are There More Than 3 Spatial Dimensions?
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtube.com
January 27, 2026 at 5:16 PM
David Grusch was waffing about extra spatial dimensions on the Joe Rogan podcast, but what was he talking about?
Could there be more spatial dimensions than we perceive?
Hypotheses like string theory posit their existence!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/_8f0Vdzun3E
⚛️🧪
Could there be more spatial dimensions than we perceive?
Hypotheses like string theory posit their existence!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/_8f0Vdzun3E
⚛️🧪
David Grusch was waffing about extra spatial dimensions on the Joe Rogan podcast, but what was he talking about?
Could there be more spatial dimensions than we perceive?
Hypotheses like string theory posit their existence!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/_8f0Vdzun3E
⚛️🧪
Could there be more spatial dimensions than we perceive?
Hypotheses like string theory posit their existence!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/_8f0Vdzun3E
⚛️🧪
Are There More Than 3 Spatial Dimensions?
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtube.com
January 27, 2026 at 5:16 PM
David Grusch was waffing about extra spatial dimensions on the Joe Rogan podcast, but what was he talking about?
Could there be more spatial dimensions than we perceive?
Hypotheses like string theory posit their existence!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/_8f0Vdzun3E
⚛️🧪
Could there be more spatial dimensions than we perceive?
Hypotheses like string theory posit their existence!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/_8f0Vdzun3E
⚛️🧪
Reposted by Sam Gregson
Why are particle physicists so intrigued by the idea of building a muon collider?
Here's a very quick explainer!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/HY9MruWSQCU
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Here's a very quick explainer!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/HY9MruWSQCU
⚛️🧪
The Muon Collider Concept
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtube.com
January 26, 2026 at 7:42 PM
Why are particle physicists so intrigued by the idea of building a muon collider?
Here's a very quick explainer!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/HY9MruWSQCU
⚛️🧪
Here's a very quick explainer!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/HY9MruWSQCU
⚛️🧪
Why are particle physicists so intrigued by the idea of building a muon collider?
Here's a very quick explainer!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/HY9MruWSQCU
⚛️🧪
Here's a very quick explainer!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/HY9MruWSQCU
⚛️🧪
The Muon Collider Concept
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtube.com
January 26, 2026 at 7:42 PM
Why are particle physicists so intrigued by the idea of building a muon collider?
Here's a very quick explainer!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/HY9MruWSQCU
⚛️🧪
Here's a very quick explainer!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/HY9MruWSQCU
⚛️🧪
Reposted by Sam Gregson
A new particle collider at @cern.bsky.social is well motivated scientifically, but is it "too expensive"?
Colliders are publicly funded, so ultimately it's down to the public to decide whether they are willing to pay!
Happily, data suggests they are!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/2xLg6BtSfGg
🧪⚛️
Colliders are publicly funded, so ultimately it's down to the public to decide whether they are willing to pay!
Happily, data suggests they are!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/2xLg6BtSfGg
🧪⚛️
The Public Support A New Collider At CERN
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtube.com
January 23, 2026 at 7:01 PM
A new particle collider at @cern.bsky.social is well motivated scientifically, but is it "too expensive"?
Colliders are publicly funded, so ultimately it's down to the public to decide whether they are willing to pay!
Happily, data suggests they are!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/2xLg6BtSfGg
🧪⚛️
Colliders are publicly funded, so ultimately it's down to the public to decide whether they are willing to pay!
Happily, data suggests they are!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/2xLg6BtSfGg
🧪⚛️
A new particle collider at @cern.bsky.social is well motivated scientifically, but is it "too expensive"?
Colliders are publicly funded, so ultimately it's down to the public to decide whether they are willing to pay!
Happily, data suggests they are!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/2xLg6BtSfGg
🧪⚛️
Colliders are publicly funded, so ultimately it's down to the public to decide whether they are willing to pay!
Happily, data suggests they are!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/2xLg6BtSfGg
🧪⚛️
The Public Support A New Collider At CERN
YouTube video by Bad Boy of Science
youtube.com
January 23, 2026 at 7:01 PM
A new particle collider at @cern.bsky.social is well motivated scientifically, but is it "too expensive"?
Colliders are publicly funded, so ultimately it's down to the public to decide whether they are willing to pay!
Happily, data suggests they are!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/2xLg6BtSfGg
🧪⚛️
Colliders are publicly funded, so ultimately it's down to the public to decide whether they are willing to pay!
Happily, data suggests they are!
Link: youtube.com/shorts/2xLg6BtSfGg
🧪⚛️
Reposted by Sam Gregson
The motivation for a new Future Circular Collider at @cern.bsky.social is scientific curiosity not creating a "universal basic income for physicists", as some might contend.
Pooling resources is taxpayer friendly!
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social explains!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/WtOuz...
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Pooling resources is taxpayer friendly!
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social explains!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/WtOuz...
🧪⚛️
youtube.com
January 22, 2026 at 4:19 PM
The motivation for a new Future Circular Collider at @cern.bsky.social is scientific curiosity not creating a "universal basic income for physicists", as some might contend.
Pooling resources is taxpayer friendly!
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social explains!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/WtOuz...
🧪⚛️
Pooling resources is taxpayer friendly!
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social explains!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/WtOuz...
🧪⚛️
The motivation for a new Future Circular Collider at @cern.bsky.social is scientific curiosity not creating a "universal basic income for physicists", as some might contend.
Pooling resources is taxpayer friendly!
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social explains!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/WtOuz...
🧪⚛️
Pooling resources is taxpayer friendly!
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social explains!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/WtOuz...
🧪⚛️
youtube.com
January 22, 2026 at 4:19 PM
The motivation for a new Future Circular Collider at @cern.bsky.social is scientific curiosity not creating a "universal basic income for physicists", as some might contend.
Pooling resources is taxpayer friendly!
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social explains!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/WtOuz...
🧪⚛️
Pooling resources is taxpayer friendly!
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social explains!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/WtOuz...
🧪⚛️
Reposted by Sam Gregson
A stunning chart.
The amount taxpayers in @cern.bsky.social member states are willing to contribute to an ongoing science mission centred around the Future Circular Collider is consistently larger than the current actual tax contribution per capita in each member state.
Link: t.co/n87m431yB7
⚛️🧪
The amount taxpayers in @cern.bsky.social member states are willing to contribute to an ongoing science mission centred around the Future Circular Collider is consistently larger than the current actual tax contribution per capita in each member state.
Link: t.co/n87m431yB7
⚛️🧪
January 22, 2026 at 3:54 PM
A stunning chart.
The amount taxpayers in @cern.bsky.social member states are willing to contribute to an ongoing science mission centred around the Future Circular Collider is consistently larger than the current actual tax contribution per capita in each member state.
Link: t.co/n87m431yB7
⚛️🧪
The amount taxpayers in @cern.bsky.social member states are willing to contribute to an ongoing science mission centred around the Future Circular Collider is consistently larger than the current actual tax contribution per capita in each member state.
Link: t.co/n87m431yB7
⚛️🧪
A stunning chart.
The amount taxpayers in @cern.bsky.social member states are willing to contribute to an ongoing science mission centred around the Future Circular Collider is consistently larger than the current actual tax contribution per capita in each member state.
Link: t.co/n87m431yB7
⚛️🧪
The amount taxpayers in @cern.bsky.social member states are willing to contribute to an ongoing science mission centred around the Future Circular Collider is consistently larger than the current actual tax contribution per capita in each member state.
Link: t.co/n87m431yB7
⚛️🧪
January 22, 2026 at 3:54 PM
A stunning chart.
The amount taxpayers in @cern.bsky.social member states are willing to contribute to an ongoing science mission centred around the Future Circular Collider is consistently larger than the current actual tax contribution per capita in each member state.
Link: t.co/n87m431yB7
⚛️🧪
The amount taxpayers in @cern.bsky.social member states are willing to contribute to an ongoing science mission centred around the Future Circular Collider is consistently larger than the current actual tax contribution per capita in each member state.
Link: t.co/n87m431yB7
⚛️🧪
Reposted by Sam Gregson
Should @cern.bsky.social accept private donations to help fund its core scientific mission?
There is clearly an economic incentive, but also challenges around perception, undue influence etc
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social and Prof Jon Butterwoth discuss!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/zXimw...
🧪⚛️
There is clearly an economic incentive, but also challenges around perception, undue influence etc
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social and Prof Jon Butterwoth discuss!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/zXimw...
🧪⚛️
YouTube
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January 21, 2026 at 4:45 PM
Should @cern.bsky.social accept private donations to help fund its core scientific mission?
There is clearly an economic incentive, but also challenges around perception, undue influence etc
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social and Prof Jon Butterwoth discuss!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/zXimw...
🧪⚛️
There is clearly an economic incentive, but also challenges around perception, undue influence etc
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social and Prof Jon Butterwoth discuss!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/zXimw...
🧪⚛️
Should @cern.bsky.social accept private donations to help fund its core scientific mission?
There is clearly an economic incentive, but also challenges around perception, undue influence etc
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social and Prof Jon Butterwoth discuss!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/zXimw...
🧪⚛️
There is clearly an economic incentive, but also challenges around perception, undue influence etc
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social and Prof Jon Butterwoth discuss!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/zXimw...
🧪⚛️
YouTube
Share your videos with friends, family, and the world
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January 21, 2026 at 4:45 PM
Should @cern.bsky.social accept private donations to help fund its core scientific mission?
There is clearly an economic incentive, but also challenges around perception, undue influence etc
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social and Prof Jon Butterwoth discuss!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/zXimw...
🧪⚛️
There is clearly an economic incentive, but also challenges around perception, undue influence etc
Prof @johnwomersley.bsky.social and Prof Jon Butterwoth discuss!
Link: www.youtube.com/shorts/zXimw...
🧪⚛️
Reposted by Sam Gregson