First Blackhole Death

[adeline]

She was just a kid, you insensitive idiots

 

[jackb0x]

What's so sad about it? Sorry, no sympathy for morons.
Majority of the people on this earth are morons. If some of them die who cares.

Anyways, the god fearing type people with life after death beliefs, what do they have to loose by dying, just their body as the soul will live perpetually. They will either live happily ever after in heaven or be reborn.

Also, thanks to all those who fasted and prayed, the god decided to give the world a second chance. Anyways, isn't Jesus is the savior so why worry? How could the world end until he comes back? Well, unfortunately this LHC failed to give birth to Jesus. And few virgin girls remaining and those there auctioning their virginity, sure god must be having a tough time conceiving again. Hope god is able to bid high enough and Natalie Dylan decides to pick him up, then hopefully the world would be saved now and forever.

I am hell pissed at peoples double standards. They think whatever shit they believe in is elite and anything else they do not agree to is stupid.

- Jack

 

[yragcom1]

I don't blame people for freaking out about all of this. Fear of scientists is built into our modern mythology, from The China Syndrome to Superman. Scientists doing stuff, saying it's OK, then finding out that WHOOPS, it's not OK. Kiss your butt goodbye, it's been a fun ride. Cancel Christmas.

The whole thing is stupid, and something that scientists shouldn't be messing with anyway. Recreating the Big Bang? What's the point of that? It wouldn't surprise me if something DID happen, and they kept it undercover.

I wish that instead of doing these stupid experiments that benefit NO ONE or nothing but the egos of a few scientists, they'd cure cancer or build my flying car that runs 800 miles on a single D-cell battery. Now THAT would have been something I'd drop 6 billion dollars for.

 

[vmedia]

my ex-wife had a blackhole. i didn't kill myself tho...

 

[jackb0x]

I don't blame people for freaking out about all of this. Fear of scientists is built into our modern mythology, from The China Syndrome to Superman. Scientists doing stuff, saying it's OK, then finding out that WHOOPS, it's not OK. Kiss your butt goodbye, it's been a fun ride. Cancel Christmas.

Hmm... why don't you understand. Scientists are the reincarnations of devil they would try to do all sort of stuff to destroy the god's most beautiful creation. Why don't you do yourself a favor and shoot yourself in the head?

The whole thing is stupid, and something that scientists shouldn't be messing with anyway. Recreating the Big Bang? What's the point of that? It wouldn't surprise me if something DID happen, and they kept it undercover.

Ohh... so since you don't agree to it makes it stupid. And $6 billion is chump change, compared to
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_budget_of_the_United_States
I suppose some of that $500 billion, could help with cancer effort of yours.

I wish that instead of doing these stupid experiments that benefit NO ONE or nothing but the egos of a few scientists, they'd cure cancer or build my flying car that runs 800 miles on a single D-cell battery. Now THAT would have been something I'd drop 6 billion dollars for.

I assume you understand a lot of nuclear and particle physics, to be bold enough to proclaim that it benefits no-one. Well who knows, it this has the potential to destroy the whole world then if a controlled version of it can be made US military would be investing twice that sum of money to get of those kind of weapons developed.

Well, since you know everything already, you feel that there is no need to experiment. But other unlike you need to do stupid experiments to figure things out.

- Jack

 

[yragcom1]

Figure things out? What the heck is the point in figuring out the Big Bang? Who the heck is that helping? Tell me, Mr. Brilliant.

But since I already know everything, I'll tell you who it's helping. NO ONE. Tell me the practical purpose in knowing the nature of dark matter and dark energy or the nature of quantum fields, unless they're building the Everlasting Gobstopper Battery. No one can tell me how this has any practical purpose to things happening RIGHT NOW. No one. A huge waste of money.

 

[AmazinAzn]

Figure things out? What the heck is the point in figuring out the Big Bang? Who the heck is that helping? Tell me, Mr. Brilliant.

But since I already know everything, I'll tell you who it's helping. NO ONE. Tell me the practical purpose in knowing the nature of dark matter and dark energy or the nature of quantum fields, unless they're building the Everlasting Gobstopper Battery. No one can tell me how this has any practical purpose to things happening RIGHT NOW. No one. A huge waste of money.

You sir, obviously don't think about the future, especially the future of science. If we didn't do experiments like this then scientists would be completely clueless about how things work in our universe. The whole purpose of physics is to understand the most natural of things.