Schellinkhout wrote...
@teoretikern,
You missed the point of my post, I'm not saying you're wrong, Im saying you're half-right and Naive. You're assuming that something bad won't happen just because the articles (on the LHC site might I add) say that it probably wont happen. There is a chance that the LHC could cause Unwanted effects, which may happen now, later, or never, if there never is a problem, that'll be great, but ignoring the what could happen just because there's a minor chance of it happens.
And no, Im not a conspiracy theorist, I have done research on the LHC, and I think it'll work fine, I just think its stupid to blindly follow what we are told. If you had done some research Like I did, you would know that the Microscopic Black holes the LHC can theoretically produce have only a .03% chance to not instantly disintegrate, very small chance, but one that everyone seems willing to take, which is also the reason no one is speaking out against it.
In the end, its Pros vs Cons, very small con, very huge Pro, I hope the LHC Works how we want it to, but I hope and pray it doesn't cause any of the Minor possibilities that everyone seems to ignore.
And next time please actually read and
thinkabout it, I'm trying to get you to think for yourself, but you cant seem to get it, You made assumptions, and I told you that you were wrong and why. Your response is an attempt to discredit me by assuming that Im the cliche'd poster who will simply ignore what you said and respond, and by comparing me to and in part calling me a conspiracy theorist.
Please, only respond if you are actually going to prove me wrong or inaccurate, not if you're just going insult and attempt to discredit me.
well I cant prove anything. I can only say what I think makes it a higher or lower propability to be true. I myself have for varius reasons becomed convinced that science is something that has a higher propability to be true than other things, and therefore you could say that I trust scientists. I dont believe that my teachers or the scientist at cern are lying that to say the organisation, wich consists of scientists from all over the world. Moreover I think that they dont dissagree much of what has been writen on their webpages safety section, as they in a more scientific manner would write that as well (they should not be that bad with scientists from all over the world).
Im a little suprised that you claim that its not a conspiracy, as what they write on their homepage says that this is something that in short there is no risk even if a stable black hole would be created, and even if it had no electrical charge. they claim that they are aware of the theories yet they are saying this, and were talking about very many scientist.
And yes one more thing, I suddenly realized (stupid me) that just because a star becomes more dense when it collapse into a black hole is no reason for the gravitational force to become stronger. There is no mass that is added to it. So it will be pretty hard for the microscopic black hole to intergrate with other particles at all as gravity is such a ridiculusy smal force. and if it did suck upp a particle it will get a charge (free neutrons are rare, you cant normaly find them) and through that become harmless. I gues it would just start acting as a proton/electron if it were one of them it sucked upp.
I dont think I have much more to ad. I think a big difference between us is what sources we trust (I trust cern you do not), wich makes me wonder what requirement you have on a source to be able to judge it as realible?