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This is TOO weird.
There is a 1/50 million chance that a certain particle collider in England (forgot which one...) will create a special type of ultra unstable particle that will KILL ALL LIFE ON EARTH.
How weird is THAT? I got this from a very reliable science magazine. Not bullshit. And there are also chances of different destructive particles being created. Mmm. Science. |
Yes..... I too, consider the Enquirer and Globe VERY reliable science magazines....... lol
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Scientific American, dipshit.
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guess what- Yellowstone was due to blow up and cover North America with ash 100 years ago.
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WOW that sounds like a party i wont want to miss
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awesome....
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Woah.
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PwnD
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hahaha.... yeah....
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1/50 million chance, so are those crazy Brits going to do it 50 million times so they can create it once? Imagine having that kind of destructive power....
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Just because it is used 49,999,999 times doesn't mean that it will destroy life on Earth the next time. In fact, I'm sure there are a number of more dangerous things we leave to chance. But worrying about it will shorten our lives anyway.
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imagine if you could control the power/energy you could destroy anything or power something that could travel insanely fast speeds or other crazy things like that
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We would abuse it and destroy ourselves with it. That's probably why we don't have it.
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One word:
Cool |
Why doesn't someone just get four mechanical arms fused into their spinal chord, and then put on some geeky glasses to control the little particle? Err..
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What the heck do they need it for anyway?
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"Business.. it's always business."
- King Pin |
You know, something with that destructive power is only considered "safe" at 1/1,000,000,000,000 chance. That is a trillion there.
I didn't make that up either, it was in the article. |
They could have put the gobs of money it took to make it to such better uses.
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