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Fenris 04-26-2008 12:56 PM

Hadron.

It will be called the Hardon Collider by all.

Bells 04-26-2008 02:36 PM

So, the internet is running out of tubes and the "Hardon Collider" ( Heh... hard-on collider... hehe...) is the solution?

Really... the internet is still fucking amusing to me... next thing you know they will ban Lolcats out of the web clearing about 100 Terabytes of data per month

Loyal 04-26-2008 03:10 PM

Regarding Arhra's link...

Quote:

The LHC has been the focus of some controversy, with an American and a Spaniard launching a lawsuit claiming it could create a black hole which will destroy the earth.
That's both tragic and awesome, that we would literally be destroyed by the internet.

Eltargrim 04-26-2008 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Loyal2NES
Regarding Arhra's link...

That's both tragic and awesome, that we would literally be destroyed by the internet.

Unfortunately, not only are those launching the lawsuit idiots, the LHC isn't actually the grid. Sorry.

Odjn 04-26-2008 05:27 PM

Arhra always knows the best stuff.

Arhra 04-26-2008 08:06 PM

Well, when they actually switch the Large Hadron Collider on in mid June, there's a chance it will kill us all.

Either by creating a miniature black hole that doesn't dissipate as fast as predicted or by making strangelets, which are a theorised form of matter that would convert all matter on earth into more strangelets.

Kind of like how they were afraid a runaway nuclear reaction could possibly set the atmosphere on fire back when they were developing the atomic bomb.

SCIENCE!

bluestarultor 04-26-2008 09:16 PM

Wow. So, I guess here's to me being afloat in space somewhere to eventually be found by another civilization.

If I need to explain that, you haven't read my Wiki article.




But, thankfully, I'm pretty sure that it won't create a black hole or damage the entire planet by converting its matter state, or else they'd have built it elsewhere to minimize losses. The moon still would have its gravitational effect; we just wouldn't be able to go there anymore.



But to comment on the original point of the thread, half those jerks are nerfing their service as it is, so forgive me if I'm less than sympathetic when they whine about actually having to keep up with what people are paying their hard-earned cash for in the next few years when they should be on it already.

RickZarber 04-26-2008 10:25 PM

http://overcompensating.com/comics/lhc.png

Way to drop the ball, Seil.

Whomper 04-26-2008 11:02 PM

The internet fascinates me, but so do black holes. This is a win-win for me.

MasterOfMagic 04-26-2008 11:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arhra
Well, when they actually switch the Large Hadron Collider on in mid June, there's a chance it will kill us all.

Well, at least the world will get one Large Hardon before its sucked into the hole.


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