Im sick of people being so ignorant.
They are merely eating the shit the media feeds them then regurgitating it as some end of the world, science is bad, we're gonna die crap.
Frankly any scientific minded individual, particularly physics students out there would see this experiment as pivotal in broadening our understanding of not just physics but practically everything.
People dont realise the oppurtinites these things lead to.
And for those who think there is no point in this experiment have you any idea how much technology is based on particle physics (ie your tv) and how much has already been developed as a result of similar experiments? The possibilities are endless. Just take the fact that we dont know what 90% of the universe is made up of. That's alot of a whole load of nothing.
Maybe this experiment will help find this 90%, maybe not. Either way it will help in our understanding of that 10% we do know. Discoveries using accelerators especially of this size can have Numerours medical applications, computer based technologies, smart-matter systems, abilities to manipulate matter and energy in ways never seen before.
Oh and what about the budget - $9b or something....
"President Bush announced on national television that he was going to ask the Congress to grant him an additional $87 billion dollars for the fiscal year, beginning October 1, 2004, to continue the fight on terror in Iraq and Afghanistan. Since before then, to the end of September, 2007, the United States has dedicated approximately $315 billion dollars to the cause. "
What's that , less then 3%!!!! of the dedicated money for "the cause".
Maybe people have a point in saying $9b is a large amount for a whole load of peaceful research.
Maybe they are just shocked that their money isnt going to destroying some coutnry they've never heard of before.
hmmm maybe
maybe we'll all be dead in a few months..
maybe this was pointless
maybe the only thing they will find is more maybes
maybe people should shut up about the end of the world and appreciate the orginisational, egineering and scientific effort gone into this project
They are merely eating the shit the media feeds them then regurgitating it as some end of the world, science is bad, we're gonna die crap.
Frankly any scientific minded individual, particularly physics students out there would see this experiment as pivotal in broadening our understanding of not just physics but practically everything.
People dont realise the oppurtinites these things lead to.
And for those who think there is no point in this experiment have you any idea how much technology is based on particle physics (ie your tv) and how much has already been developed as a result of similar experiments? The possibilities are endless. Just take the fact that we dont know what 90% of the universe is made up of. That's alot of a whole load of nothing.
Maybe this experiment will help find this 90%, maybe not. Either way it will help in our understanding of that 10% we do know. Discoveries using accelerators especially of this size can have Numerours medical applications, computer based technologies, smart-matter systems, abilities to manipulate matter and energy in ways never seen before.
Oh and what about the budget - $9b or something....
"President Bush announced on national television that he was going to ask the Congress to grant him an additional $87 billion dollars for the fiscal year, beginning October 1, 2004, to continue the fight on terror in Iraq and Afghanistan. Since before then, to the end of September, 2007, the United States has dedicated approximately $315 billion dollars to the cause. "
What's that , less then 3%!!!! of the dedicated money for "the cause".
Maybe people have a point in saying $9b is a large amount for a whole load of peaceful research.
Maybe they are just shocked that their money isnt going to destroying some coutnry they've never heard of before.
hmmm maybe
maybe we'll all be dead in a few months..
maybe this was pointless
maybe the only thing they will find is more maybes
maybe people should shut up about the end of the world and appreciate the orginisational, egineering and scientific effort gone into this project
