No, but these LIGO pieces do get pretty thin. I've been following her writing for a long time, and it seems that writing a book about how "naturalness" hasn't

No, but these LIGO pieces do get pretty thin. I've been following her writing for a long time, and it seems that writing a book about how "naturalness" hasn't been very good for particle physics got her somewhat radicalised, having far more scepticism than what seems warranted. When BICEP2 was announced in 2014 Hossenfelder wrote "some people say this is wrong, I'll just say what it might mean" and then never returned to the topic with a full post as far my searches can tell. Now some danes wrote a paper with a pretty large technical flaw and LIGO representatives where a bit rude to a theorist asking about said paper and apparently this is a controversy good enough for at least 3 posts about how shaky the detections are...