knb comments on Open thread, Jan. 26 - Feb. 1, 2015 - Less Wrong Discussion
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Someone here mentioned the idea that making objects very cold was a more plausible source of unexpected physics leading to extinction than high energy physics because high energy events occur in the atmosphere all the time whereas there's no reason to expect any non-artificial cause of temperatures in the millKelvin range. Does someone have a source for this observation? I'm writing a post where I'd like to attribute this properly.
Cool risks outside the envelope of nature?
Yes. Thank you.