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The 5 Scientific Experiments Most Likely to End the World
Simon:
Glad you spelt that right, Gill! ;D
Reno:
I don't see a good cost to benefit ratio in the collider at this point. I mean they could have spent the same amount of money on energy research or medical research. Purely academic research is important, but I don't think its that important. The God particle has waited billions of years, it can wait for 10 or 20 more. At least until the world has a handle on its current problems.
Hopefully I'll have the money to invest my way into some molecular nanotechnology companies by the time the first prototype assemblers come online. I think the government will go into overdrive regulating nanotech when the public realizes the possibilities. If you aren't quick enough to get it when it's new and relatively unrestricted then i think most people will be SOL.
Btw what is phutt? Urban dictionary only had one definition and it was retarded.
sam:
--- Quote from: Reno on August 31, 2008, 01:23 ---I don't see a good cost to benefit ratio in the collider at this point. I mean they could have spent the same amount of money on energy research or medical research. Purely academic research is important, but I don't think its that important. The God particle has waited billions of years, it can wait for 10 or 20 more. At least until the world has a handle on its current problems.
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Well CERN has a tendency of producing some wonderful technology... you and I would not be speaking on here if it wasn't for this academic research.
Camstop:
You forgot to add "New Labour" to that list ':|
They've already ferked up the UK so World beware! :devil: :)x ;)
Simon:
--- Quote from: Reno on August 31, 2008, 01:23 ---Btw what is phutt? Urban dictionary only had one definition and it was retarded.
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I think you call them firecrackers (we call them bangers), but if you can imagine how a damp one might go off - that's a phutt!
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