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Topic started on 6-8-2008 @ 11:29 PM by VIKINGANT

Group Protests Treament of Hadrons at CERN


www.bbspot.com
Geneva, Switzerland - As the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) nears completion, many people have worried about the implications of colliding subatomic particles at high velocities. Some have suggested that the device could destroy the Earth by creating black holes or dangerous subatomic particles, but a new group calling themselves People for the Ethical Treatment of Hadrons (PETH) are worried about the health of the subatomic particles.
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reply posted on 7-8-2008 @ 12:39 AM by VIKINGANT
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I think you forgot to add the or the otherwise, get your self to Switzerland ASAFP. Your missing the protest dude……


reply posted on 7-8-2008 @ 01:05 AM by C.C.Benjamin
Originally posted by jackinthebox
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post by VIKINGANT



Do you really want to know...?


Proof of multidimensional molecules that know you're watching...Down the rabbit hole.








The big mistake here is anthropomorphising subatomic particles. They don't think, they don't know anything, they just act in the way they act. Just because that's wierd, and we have trouble relating it to non-quantum life, doesn't mean the electron is concious or making choices of it's own.

Remember, everything is a particle. You want to watch something? Photons of light - particles - stream from the sun, to the object, to your eye/measuring device. An electron microscope exchanges photons for electrons, but otherwise works in the same way.

This is why observing quantum phenomina changes the outcome of the result, not because the electrons are suddenly self-concious and don't feel like being exhibitionists.


reply posted on 7-8-2008 @ 01:24 AM by Cyberbian
Originally posted by C.C.Benjamin
Originally posted by jackinthebox
reply to
post by VIKINGANT



Do you really want to know...?


Proof of multidimensional molecules that know you're watching...Down the rabbit hole.








The big mistake here is anthropomorphising subatomic particles. They don't think, they don't know anything, they just act in the way they act. Just because that's wierd, and we have trouble relating it to non-quantum life, doesn't mean the electron is concious or making choices of it's own.

Remember, everything is a particle. You want to watch something? Photons of light - particles - stream from the sun, to the object, to your eye/measuring device. An electron microscope exchanges photons for electrons, but otherwise works in the same way.

This is why observing quantum phenomina changes the outcome of the result, not because the electrons are suddenly self-concious and don't feel like being exhibitionists.



You are quite right, they cannot make choices on their own. They rely on us, their protectors to make choices for them! Because they are helpless and need our guidance and protection!


reply posted on 7-8-2008 @ 01:42 AM by jackinthebox
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Pretty funny stuff if you ask me. I'm gonna have to flag this as a thanks for sharing.


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