There is no Scientific basis behind any of the doomsday theories. I can't wait.deepdreamer256
We dont know what will happen when we test it, thats what is freaking me out. Perhaps nothing, perhaps we'll all die. We dont know.
Personally, I dont think it should be done. I dont think we should know what happened, I dont think we should know how big our Universe is. It would shatter some people.
[QUOTE="deepdreamer256"]There is no Scientific basis behind any of the doomsday theories. I can't wait.Matt-4542
We dont know what will happen when we test it, thats what is freaking me out. Perhaps nothing, perhaps we'll all die. We dont know.
Personally, I dont think it should be done. I dont think we should know what happened, I dont think we should know how big our Universe is. It would shatter some people.
Well, this isn't the first particle accelerator ever created. Even if it is more powerful there is only a certain amount more it can do. We have already created mini-black holes in PA's before, too. As for your "we shouldn't know" argument, well, I think 'shatter' is an overexageration. Christian's and other religous people have already proved themselves to be able to close themselves off to scientific reasoning in the name of God. ;) I doubt even finding out what happened during the big bang will change that.
[QUOTE="deepdreamer256"]There is no Scientific basis behind any of the doomsday theories. I can't wait.deepdreamer256
We dont know what will happen when we test it, thats what is freaking me out. Perhaps nothing, perhaps we'll all die. We dont know.
Personally, I dont think it should be done. I dont think we should know what happened, I dont think we should know how big our Universe is. It would shatter some people.
Well, this isn't the first particle accelerator ever created. Even if it is more powerful there is only a certain amount more it can do. We have already created mini-black holes in PA's before, too. As for your "we shouldn't know" argument, well, I think 'shatter' is an overexageration. Christian's and other religous people have already proved themselves to be able to close themselves off to scientific reasoning in the name of God. ;) I doubt even finding out what happened during the big bang will change that. Oh, so this isnt the first Particle Accelerater?! I thought it was x) I feel much less freaked out now, but Im still nervous. Thanks x)
[QUOTE="deepdreamer256"]There is no Scientific basis behind any of the doomsday theories. I can't wait.Matt-4542
We dont know what will happen when we test it, thats what is freaking me out. Perhaps nothing, perhaps we'll all die. We dont know.
Personally, I dont think it should be done. I dont think we should know what happened, I dont think we should know how big our Universe is. It would shatter some people.
Well, this isn't the first particle accelerator ever created. Even if it is more powerful there is only a certain amount more it can do. We have already created mini-black holes in PA's before, too. As for your "we shouldn't know" argument, well, I think 'shatter' is an overexageration. Christian's and other religous people have already proved themselves to be able to close themselves off to scientific reasoning in the name of God. ;) I doubt even finding out what happened during the big bang will change that. Oh, so this isnt the first Particle Accelerater?! I thought it was x) I feel much less freaked out now, but Im still nervous. Thanks x) That's better. :lol: Also, if you're still nervous, you might want to listen to this.
[QUOTE="deepdreamer256"]There is no Scientific basis behind any of the doomsday theories. I can't wait.deepdreamer256
We dont know what will happen when we test it, thats what is freaking me out. Perhaps nothing, perhaps we'll all die. We dont know.
Personally, I dont think it should be done. I dont think we should know what happened, I dont think we should know how big our Universe is. It would shatter some people.
Well, this isn't the first particle accelerator ever created. Even if it is more powerful there is only a certain amount more it can do. We have already created mini-black holes in PA's before, too. As for your "we shouldn't know" argument, well, I think 'shatter' is an overexageration. Christian's and other religous people have already proved themselves to be able to close themselves off to scientific reasoning in the name of God. ;) I doubt even finding out what happened during the big bang will change that. Oh, so this isnt the first Particle Accelerater?! I thought it was x) I feel much less freaked out now, but Im still nervous. Thanks x) That's better. :lol: Also, if you're still nervous, you might want to listen to this. I would if youtube would work for me xP
That was good, but no way I'd watch all 5 minutes of it. Also, I hope the scientists responsible for the future of the planet have better things to do with their time than that.
[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="Elann2008"]That looked almost like the real laboratory where they keep that thing... Is this some sort of sick joke?! /panicElann2008
It was an actual video produced at CERN...
Pardon my ignorance. And CERN is where they keep this thing?
Yes and after watching this, we are ****ed. Who says rap is meaningless now?
I hope the world is destroyed tomorrow because I have a book to read for college that is due tomorrow and it's looking like I'm not going to finish it :/
They'll probably discover a load of crap that's wrong anyway but we won't know any better. Just like the Roman Empire: I heard ancient Rome was just a giant brothel and the armies were nothing more then a fetish scene.
They'll probably discover a load of crap that's wrong anyway but we won't know any better. Just like the Roman Empire: I heard ancient Rome was just a giant brothel and the armies were nothing more then a fetish scene.TristanShand
this is so wrong that I can't even begin to correct you on all of your mistakes, doing so will take years...
bravo, you have just managed to write a big load of crap in just two lines...
[QUOTE="deepdreamer256"]There is no Scientific basis behind any of the doomsday theories. I can't wait.deepdreamer256
We dont know what will happen when we test it, thats what is freaking me out. Perhaps nothing, perhaps we'll all die. We dont know.
Personally, I dont think it should be done. I dont think we should know what happened, I dont think we should know how big our Universe is. It would shatter some people.
Well, this isn't the first particle accelerator ever created. Even if it is more powerful there is only a certain amount more it can do. We have already created mini-black holes in PA's before, too. As for your "we shouldn't know" argument, well, I think 'shatter' is an overexageration. Christian's and other religous people have already proved themselves to be able to close themselves off to scientific reasoning in the name of God. ;) I doubt even finding out what happened during the big bang will change that. Oh, so this isnt the first Particle Accelerater?! I thought it was x) I feel much less freaked out now, but Im still nervous. Thanks x) That's better. :lol: Also, if you're still nervous, you might want to listen to this.
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