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The Large Hardon Collider has been started

jamesdude said:
Oh for fuck sakes, this thing's gonna end up doing something catastrophic, i just know it.

At the very least, we'll have another Chernobyl on our hands.

And if they fired it up yesterday, that might prove why I had a headache all day yesterday, and why I feel pressure in my head, and why I feel sick. I think it's affecting the whole world. Anyone else have a headache, and feel nausiated? Or am I just being paranoid of this thing?
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People can be so ignorant! :) Just 10 years ago a met some young guy who thought that the reason the climate was changing was that the space shuttles were poking holes in the atmosphere, and causing our air to "leak out" into space. Really. He said "just wrap plastic wrap around a whiffle ball and poke holes in it. Thats exactly whats happening every time they send a rocket into space." Oh, brother......:rolleyes:](*,)
 
OrionFyre said:
Schrodinger smiles upon you... :badgrin:
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the fun thing is that it just has been started. unlike those existence threatening black hole creating experiments which are not happening yet ;)
 
I just found out that one of my fellow physics majors, who is brilliant beyond my comprehension, spent the summer writing code for the LHC.



AWESOME
 
jamesdude said:
yea I guess you're right. If this thing doesn't kill us, the muslims will.
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It's true that you have more chance of being killed by terrorists than the LHC has of producing a black hole.

But then, you have more chance of evaporating while shaving than the LHC has of producing a black hole, about 1,000,000 times more.

One of the things the Taliban did when they took over in Afghanistan was ban shaving. Coincidence? Perhaps. I know they certainly would never have built a Large Hardon Collider! Colliding hardons, large or not, was illegal under the Taliban.

That means that if you worry about the LHC ending the world, you should first stop shaving, and if you do that makes you a Taliban. See how that works? ;)

By the way, you can now get a cuddly felt Higgs Boson from Particle Zoo.
 
OrionFyre said:
Physics is easy pie. Chemistry I could never grasp. I HATED the chemistry section in the general sciences class.
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I wish I could go back in time and tell my young self "study physics! You'll love it!" I was a word geek, and I didn't take the time to explore different things. Now I'm endlessly fascinated by theoretical physics, but the dumb little labs with the rolling balls and shit were too much of a pain, and I didn't do it.

Of course, this is like being so turned off by multiplication tables that you never study calculus. For me, learning to add and subtract was torture, learning to multiply and divide was a little easier, algebra was easier still, and calculus just fit into my brain with an audible click. It's the way I think naturally.

It's that way with physics too. The more abstract and weird it gets, the more it fits my wacky mind. But you can't just pick up physics from the web the way you can oh, say, writing skills!
 
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