Goodbye Netphoria

[Sarcastic Smile]

I haven't thought about this in a while.. then I was thinking about it all day today and when I came home I was flipping through and old magazine that had an interview from Lil Wayne where he talks about 2012, I never even read magazines.. SINE

[peanutBrain]

This site says I need to post 5 times to post in the general forums
so here is the first.

[peanutBrain]

Here is the second post.

[Sarcastic Smile]

Hey back already? I like your new name!

[peanutBrain]

and now here is the third

[peanutBrain]

here is the 4th.
Are you talking about my name?
It comes from a 90's interview with the Smashing Pumpkins
in which billy refers to himself as having a peanut brain.
I thought it was funny.

[peanutBrain]

this is the 5th and final (hopefully) post or reply I have to make to be able to
post in this forum. So carry on.

[Future Boy]

Someone delete those.

[Rider]

Originally Posted by Nimrod's Son

Essentially because even the scientists supporting it have said that the chances of anything going wrong, really wrong, and "very unlikely."

When the "really wrong" outcome involves the possibility of a nuclear-type explosion or the destruction of the planet and all life as we know it should a mBH not dissipate... well, no matter if it's unlikely, I don't see any reward being worth that rish.

What happened here is that scientists are out of ideas and competing theories and felt the need to put everything to the test, public safety be damned.

Random chance of a cosmic ray causing the same thing to occur is orders of magnitude higher the collider causing anything.

[Nimrod's Son]

Originally Posted by Rider

Random chance of a cosmic ray causing the same thing to occur is orders of magnitude higher the collider causing anything.

Even if that is true, we're not *causing* it.

[Travis Meeks]

Personally I think the risk of creating a massive black hole is worth it

[barden]

even if we did create a black hole, in the time it took to pass through earth it would only consume about a gram of matter or something stupid.

Nature is doing these experiements every day, in millions of ways.


I'm pretty excited about where this takes us.
All the science geeks are acting like it's christmas. that must mean something interesting.

[Mo]

I really wanted to use my Large Hardon Collider tonight, but unfortunately my girlfriend has to work the night.
Fiddlesticks.

[alexthestampede]

nimrod is just playing part C in the immortal hadron collider discussion, if anyuone else were saying what he is saying he would gladly assume role A or B and point out where they are wrong

[Mo]

Originally Posted by alexthestampede

nimrod is just playing part C in the immortal hadron collider discussion, if anyuone else were saying what he is saying he would gladly assume role A or B and point out where they are wrong

Well that's Nimrod in every discussion..

[Nimrod's Son]

Originally Posted by antipop

I really wanted to use my Large Hardon Collider tonight, but unfortunately my girlfriend has to work the night.
Fiddlesticks.

You got back with her?

Talk about your black holes....

[Nimrod's Son]

Originally Posted by alexthestampede

nimrod is just playing part C in the immortal hadron collider discussion, if anyuone else were saying what he is saying he would gladly assume role A or B and point out where they are wrong

No, I have been having this discussion for months now (not on the board) and haven't changed my position once.

[Mo]

Originally Posted by Nimrod's Son

You got back with her?

Talk about your black holes....

Yeah, she's kind of a succubus, but I'm fine with it.


I won't go near her black hole, though.

[barden]

why not?
it's quite an experience.

[Mo]

Nah, I dunno. I'm just not a fan of the anal action.
Maybe I should get over it and have a gay adventure, but right now I'm very comfortable with my sexuality and the way I live it.

[frugalscotsman]

Originally Posted by Nimrod's Son

I don't think the LHC will destroy the world. But of course, I'm just playing on the side of the smart odds there. Doesn't mean it's a good risk.

oh please, are you kidding me? i may not be an advanced physicist, but if stephen hawking says we'll be fine, we'll be fine.

besides, why would a bunch of undereducated idiots attempt to second-guess the smartest minds in the world? you know, dissenting scientists said a nuclear bomb would cause the atoms in the sky to fission in an uncontrolled reaction. that was bullshit too, and atomic scientists knew that before the test.

[Mo]

By the way: Webcams.

[Rockin' Cherub]

so is starla a jehovah's witness now or what

[Mo]

Also, now that I'm thinking about it - the question always had been what caused the big bang.
I think I got an idea...

[Nimrod's Son]

Originally Posted by frugalscotsman

oh please, are you kidding me? i may not be an advanced physicist, but if stephen hawking says we'll be fine, we'll be fine.

besides, why would a bunch of undereducated idiots attempt to second-guess the smartest minds in the world? you know, dissenting scientists said a nuclear bomb would cause the atoms in the sky to fission in an uncontrolled reaction. that was bullshit too, and atomic scientists knew that before the test.

If our atmosphere were 1.6 times heavier, it would have. And the scientists at the time admitted afterwards that they weren't sure.

[Nimrod's Son]

Originally Posted by antipop

Also, now that I'm thinking about it - the question always had been what caused the big bang.
I think I got an idea...

God.

[Mo]

I was more thinking of a CERN in a parallel universe. Wouldn't that be delightful?

[Rockin' Cherub]

the jews

[barden]

Originally Posted by antipop

Nah, I dunno. I'm just not a fan of the anal action.
Maybe I should get over it and have a gay adventure, but right now I'm very comfortable with my sexuality and the way I live it.

you dont need to go gay to play.

[Mo]

Originally Posted by barden

you dont need to go gay to play.

No shit.