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Originally posted by hyperD View PostThen the LHC will be turned into council houses for Euro-chavs with their baby buggy mothers.
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Bah!
It'll all end up being an expensive waste of time. It will prove nothing and they will desperately resort to getting hold of those CRU Hadley "scientists" who tried to lie and cheat us with this Global Warming bollox to try and spin this as a success.
Nobody will believe them and disappointment will ensue as no sliding Star Trek doors will be made and no transporters and eventually it will all be ignored as Jordan will suddenly after Max Cliffords approval declare her breasts officially open to the public.
Then the LHC will be turned into council houses for Euro-chavs with their baby buggy mothers.
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it already has done all these things you all fear so much
you are just stuck in the event horizon and have not noticed.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostJust terabytes? FFS, SKA deals with PETABYTES now.
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Originally posted by CERNThough considerably higher than the energies of previous accelerators, these energies are still far below those of the highest-energy cosmic-ray collisions that are observed regularly on Earth.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostWhat benefits EXACTLY?
New techniques for analysis of terabytes of data
Maybes:
Understanding of the basis of sub-atomic particles
Long shots:
Free Energy
These are just for starters - there's probably 5-10 other reasons in each category.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostYou can't say it for sure - what they are trying to do is unexplored and they in their own words trying to recreate conditions that existed before or around Big Bang - this certainly does not sound like some cuddly fluffy animals.
I say give each of those bozos a million dollars to retire and write books how evil Govt did not allow them to conduct their research. Beats turning earth into new Sun or a blackhole
The potential benefits of this research FAR outweigh the risk of gravitational annihilation.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostMy technology does not carry a risk of turning Earth into lifeless ball floating in cold space.
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostFunny how someone who makes a living from technology all of a sudden becomes a Luddite.
I guess one needs a small amount of brain cells to see the difference in terms of risk between what I do and what they do. Also cost of my work is not paid by taxpayers.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostYou can't say it for sure - what they are trying to do is unexplored and they in their own words trying to recreate conditions that existed before or around Big Bang - this certainly does not sound like some cuddly fluffy animals.
I say give each of those bozos a million dollars to retire and write books how evil Govt did not allow them to conduct their research. Beats turning earth into new Sun or a blackhole
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostNeither does the LHC....
I say give each of those bozos a million dollars to retire and write books how evil Govt did not allow them to conduct their research. Beats turning earth into new Sun or a blackhole
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