End of the world 10th September?
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- djtheblade

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The effort required to capitalise the first letter of every word is incredible. Seriously though, why would anyone dedicate so much time to the bad command of spelling and grammar? Like, most mistakes arise out of laziness, this mistake arises out of an active participation in a retarded event. No offense to you, you're probably a very warm and caring person in real life, but please, stop doing it, it causes me great distress.
- Babylon Disco

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I will bet you one gazillion dollars nothing happens.
Countless scientist have told us again and again that it's perfectly safe.
Media has told us we're doomed.
You figure it out.
Countless scientist have told us again and again that it's perfectly safe.
Media has told us we're doomed.
You figure it out.
- pimperteen

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I've heard about these eye-rollingly stupid sensationalist headlines about the end of the world, but I've never actually seen them. What or what "media" are you lot paying attention to?
Perhaps it's time to stop watching Fox news and/or reading The Sun newspaper.
Perhaps it's time to stop watching Fox news and/or reading The Sun newspaper.
- Silent Frog

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JBL wrote:By the way, that LHC could still end the world.. they aren't fully using it until like october or something.
NO. The LHC could never end the world. EVER. If you think that you don't understand science.
As Brian Cox, former member of '90s UK pop group D:Ream and now Professor of Physics at Manchester University recently wrote in the Daily Telegraph, "Anyone who thinks the LHC will destroy the world is a twat". Says it all really.
- djtheblade

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The Sun, The Mirror, The Express (No surprise there) and even The Independent have all mentioned the possibility that this experiment could in some way be dangerous, the notion certainly hasn't arose from any significant element within the Scientific community. The vast majority of Physicists, particularly those from Europe, are really looking forward to this project on the whole.
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