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In fairness, understanding the universe (and science and shit) would be fairly useful. I just hope it works.there's been some fairly serious criticisms saying maybe spending vast amounts of money on slamming sub atomic particles together is not getting the best bang for your buck.
In fairness, understanding the universe (and science and shit) would be fairly useful. I just hope it works.
there's been some fairly serious criticisms saying maybe spending vast amounts of money on slamming sub atomic particles together is not getting the best bang for your buck.
Anyway, yeah, these were just those hysterical The End Is Nigh climatologists.
What do they know.
The Romans could have done that with Christians.Is there any chance, really, in our lifetime, that this machine could be used to collide pineapples, frozen chickens, DVD players, and other such bric a brac at .999999991 times the speed of light? And if not, why not?
Is there any chance, really, in our lifetime, that this machine could be used to collide pineapples, frozen chickens, DVD players, and other such bric a brac at .999999991 times the speed of light? And if not, why not?
It's never going to actually get switched on in our own time line. It was switched on in a parallel timeline and now we're stuck in a looping wormhole where the machine never actually needs to be switched on.
Or something.
You mean my original theory?
The Super Large Hadron Collider is being built in the Gasworks in Ringsend apparently.
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