|Science| Dooms Day Collider (a.k.a. creator of black holes) - Page 3

Raitro · 07-03-2008

Siding with Vivi: He is right. If we take this chance, small chance, we will learn more and technology will become even greater. The stuff you see in science fiction movies might just become a reality sooner than we think thanks to this project. Besides, why don't they just announce when they are going to do it, so we can all go into shelter? That way, we won't get flung to outer space like a meatball lobbed across the lunch room in a food fight. In short, I think this is worth it. Besides, what are the chances of something bad happening? Less than one percent? That's basically saying nothing's gonna happen.

Siding with Bulma and the Others: She's right. Even one percent chance could be a total and instal failure. Heck, I play this game called NukeZone. And in this game there is a Laser Beam Satellite, which has a 95% chance hit rate. Just when I aquire this weapon, and press fire, the most surprising thing happened!: I missed. Which goes to show you, 1% is a lot since it gambles with more than six billion lives.

BTW, according to a news article I read, if the American Troops leave Iraq, it'll collapse and genocide is highly probable. So yeah, those suckers are welcome. Thanks to the do-gooder attitude of Americans, we are gonna spend quite sometime in Iraq, so it can get off it's lazy ass and back onto its feet. Tch. Now THAT'S a waste of money.

Dupe of USSJed · 07-03-2008

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BTW, according to a news article I read, if the American Troops leave Iraq, it'll collapse and genocide is highly probably. So yeah, those suckers are welcome. Thanks to the do-gooder attitude of Americans, we are gonna spend quite sometime in Iraq, so it can get off it's lazy ass and back onto its feet. Tch. Now THAT'S a waste of money.

An American wrote it did they not?

And as for the Collidor, why not build it in fucking outer space?

Madness · 07-03-2008

Because it would be too hard to get to and because it would probably not make a difference =/

GOAT · 07-03-2008

If it did create a black hole it would still kill us even if it was in outer space.
If it doesn't create a black hole we just wasted loads of money.

Madness · 07-03-2008

If there was a black hole anyway near the Earth we'd be fucked anyway. A black hole near Pluto would fuck us up royally =/

Dupe of USSJed · 07-03-2008

We would not be protected from a black hole, but we would be protected somewhat from the random particles flying out

Madness · 07-03-2008

HOE NOES! PARTICLES!!!

I am seriously not worried by these things. There will be precautions. It's not like they're gonna be waving it in your face and surprising you from behind.

Vivi · 07-03-2008

You guys realize the only chance of failure comes from these particles, right?

You also understand that just sitting around in space for billions of years, the Earth has continually been hit by such particles at a similar speed, so, we are playing this chance ever day. Why would we not take the chance again, this time learning something from it? (Not like we have a choice in taking the chance again, even if we didn't do the collider, we'd still be bombarded by particles.)

Vivi · 07-03-2008

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Originally Posted by ANB

We're doomed.

This isn't a pursuit of knowledge...this is madness.

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You guys realize the only chance of failure comes from these particles, right?

You also understand that just sitting around in space for billions of years, the Earth has continually been hit by such particles at a similar speed, so, we are playing this chance ever day. Why would we not take the chance again, this time learning something from it? (Not like we have a choice in taking the chance again, even if we didn't do the collider, we'd still be bombarded by particles.)

It helps if you read posts by others.

ANB · 07-03-2008

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You guys realize the only chance of failure comes from these particles, right?

You also understand that just sitting around in space for billions of years, the Earth has continually been hit by such particles at a similar speed, so, we are playing this chance ever day. Why would we not take the chance again, this time learning something from it? (Not like we have a choice in taking the chance again, even if we didn't do the collider, we'd still be bombarded by particles.)

^Chance.

And you apparently don't realize the magnitude of opening worm holes (not to mention dark-matter; something we hardly even know about).

Vivi · 07-03-2008

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Originally Posted by ANB

^Chance.

And you apparently don't realize the magnitude of opening worm holes (not to mention dark-matter; something we hardly even know about).

Okay. Let's just sit here and chance our lives anyways, without gaining any knowledge. Even if we don't use the collider, we're still being hit by particles a similar speed, so it's just as if we were using the collider.

Oh, I guess I'm a total dumb ass who doesn't understand anything.

ANB · 07-03-2008

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Originally Posted by Vivi

Okay. Let's just sit here and chance our lives anyways, without gaining any knowledge. Even if we don't use the collider, we're still being hit by particles a similar speed, so it's just as if we were using the collider.

Oh, I guess I'm a total dumb ass who doesn't understand anything.

Yeah, you are.

The particles are hitting us naturally. We are attempting to tamper with something we don't even know about. Dark-matter is one of the biggest mysteries in astronomical circles. We can't even detect energy from it; we're clueless. Wormholes, as they themselves admitted, might rip open another dimension or a time-traveller might pop-up. Anti-matter mixes with the scenario and now we have total chaos.

Oh, let's not forget the possibilities of BLACK-HOLES. Yeah, we should take the risk. Knowledge>>>Safety (especially when we don't know what we're getting into!).

Vivi · 07-03-2008

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Originally Posted by ANB

Yeah, you are.

The particles are hitting us naturally. We are attempting to tamper with something we don't even know about. Dark-matter is one of the biggest mysteries in astronomical circles. We can't even detect energy from it; we're clueless. Wormholes, as they themselves admitted, might rip open another dimension or a time-traveller might pop-up. Anti-matter mixes with the scenario and now we have total chaos.

Oh, let's not forget the possibilities of BLACK-HOLES. Yeah, we should take the risk. Knowledge>>>Safety (especially when we don't know what we're getting into!).

It's the same damn risk as sitting around and getting hit by particles. Let me ask you this, have we all died from worm holes/blackholes/dark matter yet? No. Thus who gives a fuck?

Knowledge>>>>>>>>Worrying about a very low chance.

Madness · 07-03-2008

Isn't it by tampering with things we don't know about how we learn?

07-03-2008	#31 (permalink)
Raitro (17) Super Saiyan Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Somewhere in the globe. Posts: 694 Rep Power: 18	Re: Dooms Day Collider (a.k.a. creator of black holes) *Siding with Vivi:* He is right. If we take this chance, small chance, we will learn more and technology will become even greater. The stuff you see in science fiction movies might just become a reality sooner than we think thanks to this project. Besides, why don't they just announce when they are going to do it, so we can all go into shelter? That way, we won't get flung to outer space like a meatball lobbed across the lunch room in a food fight. In short, I think this is worth it. Besides, what are the chances of something bad happening? Less than one percent? That's basically saying nothing's gonna happen. *Siding with Bulma and the Others:* She's right. Even one percent chance could be a total and instal failure. Heck, I play this game called NukeZone. And in this game there is a Laser Beam Satellite, which has a 95% chance hit rate. Just when I aquire this weapon, and press fire, the most surprising thing happened!: I missed. Which goes to show you, 1% is a lot since it gambles with more than six billion lives. BTW, according to a news article I read, if the American Troops leave Iraq, it'll collapse and genocide is highly probable. So yeah, those suckers are welcome. Thanks to the do-gooder attitude of Americans, we are gonna spend quite sometime in Iraq, so it can get off it's lazy ass and back onto its feet. Tch. Now THAT'S a waste of money. __________________ "I'm Molesting oxes now." Last edited by Raitro; 07-03-2008 at 07:34 PM.

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Vivi (25) Kami of Earth Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: In my room contemplating life and existence. Posts: 4,358 Rep Power: 40	Re: Dooms Day Collider (a.k.a. creator of black holes) You guys realize the only chance of failure comes from these particles, right? You also understand that just sitting around in space for billions of years, the Earth has continually been hit by such particles at a similar speed, so, we are playing this chance ever day. Why would we not take the chance again, this time learning something from it? (Not like we have a choice in taking the chance again, even if we didn't do the collider, we'd still be bombarded by particles.) __________________

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