https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-03206-5
Sorry in advance, I know it's dumb and it's a blip on the bullshit gaslight bait radar, but does anyone make anything of this?
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Good catch, it's a literary nod. The draconic secrecy language of the thing, and CERN, made it a blip on my witchcraft radar.
The author does have a whimsical flowery booknerd hippy girl tone more so than a sinister methodical agent of the deep state or a degenerate cultist, or a scientist for that matter. Weird niche writing fangirl pseudo poetry about CERN.
Interesting to see the different angles of perspective people see shit from though. I tend to look for comms but I don't think this is comms, still, I will look up that book tomorrow and surface source the authorships here. Thanks.
That's a good characterization as to the tone of the article, light and bohemian. Interestingly, the authors name being a clickable object pops up that she actually has a masters in astrophysics.
Maybe thats why she got the nod to write the piece, but its somewhat odd that she didn't draw on the expertise that I presume she has, and that the intended audience of folks who might read Nature could relate to.