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You know, this is probably the most publicity any science project has received since the Moon Landing Hoax. 😛

I'd mention something about something new in the world of Rule 34 right now, but I know that this place is far too classy for such talk.



In other news, something horrible has infected XKCD - check the alt-tag.

:Q

 
Too bad we have a country full of bible thumping conservatives. We would of had one of these machines awhile ago.
 
Originally posted by: Zeppelin2282
Too bad we have a country full of bible thumping conservatives. We would of had one of these machines awhile ago.

Like the ones who founded the country?
 
Originally posted by: Zeppelin2282
Too bad we have a country full of bible thumping conservatives. We would of had one of these machines awhile ago.

yeah, everyone's too busy worried about gays and abortions. fucked up priorities
 
Originally posted by: Juked07
I still don't understand why hadron colliders have gotten so much attention...

its not every day that every major news agency is one dyslexic moment away from a sex ed lesson
 
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Originally posted by: Juked07
I still don't understand why hadron colliders have gotten so much attention...

its not every day that every major news agency is one dyslexic moment away from a sex ed lesson

The world loves giant hardons, they've just been in the closet about it until now.

I think we should lead a Hardon Pride Parade.
 
Originally posted by: TruePaige
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Originally posted by: Juked07
I still don't understand why hadron colliders have gotten so much attention...

its not every day that every major news agency is one dyslexic moment away from a sex ed lesson

The world loves giant hardons, they've just been in the closet about it until now.

I think we should lead a Hardon Pride Parade.

Our hardons will blot out the sun...
 
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Originally posted by: Zeppelin2282
Too bad we have a country full of bible thumping conservatives. We would of had one of these machines awhile ago.

Like the ones who founded the country?

lulz.

trying to paint Jefferson or Franklin as anything other than atheist is like trying to claim that Stalin was "a nice guy."
 
Originally posted by: zinfamous
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Originally posted by: Zeppelin2282
Too bad we have a country full of bible thumping conservatives. We would of had one of these machines awhile ago.

Like the ones who founded the country?

lulz.

trying to paint Jefferson or Franklin as anything other than atheist is like trying to claim that Stalin was "a nice guy."

Franklin sure did talk about God a lot for being an atheist....
 
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Originally posted by: zinfamous
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Originally posted by: Zeppelin2282
Too bad we have a country full of bible thumping conservatives. We would of had one of these machines awhile ago.

Like the ones who founded the country?

lulz.

trying to paint Jefferson or Franklin as anything other than atheist is like trying to claim that Stalin was "a nice guy."

Franklin sure did talk about God a lot for being an atheist....

People think that the separation of state and church was to protect just the state. It was to protect the church as well from being used as a tool of the state, something that happened anyway (look at the last few elections).
 
Originally posted by: Juked07
I still don't understand why hadron colliders have gotten so much attention...

"...People are panicky dangerous animals and you know it."

I think the best way to explain this would be to use a metaphor. I find the scene at the end of Dumb and Dumber, where Lloyd (Jim Carrey's character) asks Mary what his chances with her are to be fitting.

Mary: Not good.
Lloyd: Not good, like one in a hundred?
Mary: More like one in a million.
Lloyd: So you're telling me there's a chance!

Now, Lloyd represents the average/below average person (really even plenty of above average as well), and the question is what are the chances of it creating a black hole and sucks the earth and everybody into it. Oh, and take that one in a million and replace it with some obscene number that they wouldn't even be able to comprehend. You still get the same response.
 
Originally posted by: darkswordsman17
Originally posted by: Juked07
I still don't understand why hadron colliders have gotten so much attention...

"...People are panicky dangerous animals and you know it."

I think the best way to explain this would be to use a metaphor. I find the scene at the end of Dumb and Dumber, where Lloyd (Jim Carrey's character) asks Mary what his chances with her are to be fitting.

Mary: Not good.
Lloyd: Not good, like one in a hundred?
Mary: More like one in a million.
Lloyd: So you're telling me there's a chance!

Now, Lloyd represents the average/below average person (really even plenty of above average as well), and the question is what are the chances of it creating a black hole and sucks the earth and everybody into it. Oh, and take that one in a million and replace it with some obscene number that they wouldn't even be able to comprehend. You still get the same response.

Are you trying to say there's a finite positive chance that the world could end any moment now? I think I need to go draft my will. Brb.
 
Originally posted by: Modelworks
Nice.
I still want my question answered !
Can the LHC make hot pockets quicker than my microwave ?

Or can it collide two hot pockets together to make a super pocket??!!
 
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