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Sure , the equivalent energy released of 16 mosquitoes in flight will open portals . Do not be around a swarm of em...
originally posted by: frenchfries
a reply to: Gothmog
Sure , the equivalent energy released of 16 mosquitoes in flight will open portals . Do not be around a swarm of em...
it's how you look at it , I think their energy bill is somewhat higher.. where does the rest of the energy go... hella yeah , warmth. So in fact CERN is dangerous because it contributes to global warming
originally posted by: Hyperboles
Although this notion is simply debunked by the absence of proof
Most energy is used is used to keep the whole thing running: kryogenics, vacuum pumps, cooling, ventilation etc.
originally posted by: frenchfries
a reply to: Gothmog
Sure , the equivalent energy released of 16 mosquitoes in flight will open portals . Do not be around a swarm of em...
it's how you look at it , I think their energy bill is somewhat higher.. where does the rest of the energy go... hella yeah , warmth. So in fact CERN is dangerous because it contributes to global warming
Just because you consider portals to be narrative fantasy doesn't disclose them from actual reality.
originally posted by: frenchfries
a reply to: Gothmog
Well it was a rhetorical question no need to get patronizing. As I stated the rendement is rather low. Cern creates a lot of Entropy does it ?
originally posted by: frenchfries
a reply to: Gothmog
Well , ok. Let's assume your Iq is 153 and mine 89... Is your attitude the best one to defy ignorance. Look i've read several books on the topic. Still it's kinda condocending... If I was a 'portal' believer (which i'm not). That attitude wouldn't open a discussion.
The only thing I'm trying to say here is that the official narrative of CERN might only part of what is happening at CERN.
Creation of Portals by CERN