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Quote by: Robert Marsh II  May 3rd 2009
I sure hope that 'safety' is still their number one priority, because there has been more and more evidence suggesting the possible outcomes are truly 'unknown'!!!
The LHC is built upon an unproven 'Standard Model' and in essence has been created to resolve those inconsistencies within that model!
Any thoughts? |
I wish safety was ever their number one priority. The fact is they are in an extreme rush for their Nobel Prizes and that is their number one priority. That is a very bad basis to rush into anything let alone something as potentially dangerous as this experiment. For all their soothing words about safety, (backed up by a series of assumptions) their real focus has been shown time and time again that they are very much focused on self interested advancement.
I find even just the psychology of their behavior disturbing and that's before we even get to the incomplete physics they are basing their assumptions on. They are determined to rush into this experiment.
Their myopic thinking is very evident. Scientists cannot and must not behave the way they are behaving and that is before we even consider the seriousness of the experiment they are carrying out. We are all literally betting the planet on this experiment being 100% safe. That makes their behavior all the more shocking.
Yes I'm being harsh in my words. Its time to say it like it is, because no attempt at reason is getting though to them so far. I'm tired of calling it simply just burning curiosity. Their narrow minded, biased, distracted focus on their real goals of world glory at having a big prize in science isn't reason enough to rush into this experiment as some of them have very much shown they wish to do. They must build up very slowly and carefully over the next few years to keep testing the safety of this system and constantly reviewing their physics as they go. But that's not what they are going to do. They won't wait years, as they fear someone else may get there first and so they will loose out on their Nobel Prizes.