Re: Should we risk creating a black hole?
Originally posted by BicnarokWhy not. The rewards might be monumental. Might even discover the God Particle.
In the coming months the most complex scientific instrument ever built will be switched on. .[B]The Large Hadron Collider promises to recreate the conditions right after the Big Bang.Some scientists believe there is the slight chance of a black hole or "stranglets" being created causing catastrophe of epic proportions, mabye destroying the planet!!
More info-
WIKILHC site [/B]
Originally posted by Grand_Moff_GavWalking on the moon. Medical breakthrough's etc. Sorry G.M.G, but even science failing is a win. It's all about progress. Having a computers nice isn't it? Give thanks to science and those who dared. 😉
"He who dares wins..."Hitler dared...he lost.
Oh, how can science win? What is it winning against? What determines a win? Who is science anyway?
Originally posted by hatredcopter
Walking on the moon. Medical breakthrough's...
Bombs capible of wiping out thousands of lives in a matter of minutes, then irradiating the soil and continuing to kill people for years, possibly eradicating all life on the planet due to some jerk-off forgetting to carry the four in his "How to create a black hole" formula...
Even when it's failing it's still winning. 🙂
Originally posted by hatredcopter
Walking on the moon. Medical breakthrough's etc. Sorry G.M.G, but even science failing is a win. It's all about progress. Having a computers nice isn't it? Give thanks to science and those who dared. 😉
I ask again.
Who is this "science" who represents it?
Is it a being that is winning?
Is it a culture?
What is science?
Originally posted by Grand_Moff_Gav
I ask again.Who is this "science" who represents it?
Is it a being that is winning?
Is it a culture?What is science?
Science is the study of how our physical world works 😐
You could also think of it as a train of though that often results in the advancement of technology.
Originally posted by AngryManatee
Science is the study of how our physical world works 😐
You could also think of it as a train of though that often results in the advancement of technology.
So..why did he insist on referring to it as if it was some sort of nation or organisation? You see...last time I checked, the world of scientists was anything but unified enough to be considered unified...