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Violetta 09-11-2008 11:20 AM

lol at that machine... If it sucks us in, we will never notice1

baddog 09-11-2008 11:21 AM



Would have saved so much pain if they had just shown her this.

Cyndalie 09-11-2008 11:21 AM

Sucks to kill yourself over misinformation. They just turned it on, they wont be smashing particles for another few weeks. That's when the world is really going to end.


;)

jakethedog 09-11-2008 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rockatansky (Post 14739826)
lol at that machine... If it sucks us in, we will never notice1

Oh i hope it is instant and not some slowly dragging everything towards it over a year or something .. getting stronger and stronger as it gains mass..

Vicious_B 09-11-2008 11:24 AM

Im kinda in the middle of both arguements here. Just to be clear I am the mother of 2 teenagers (13 & 15)

Obviously there was an underlying mental health problem or other issues. I have to agree with the statement that a "normal" teenager would not kill themselves after a tv show. One of the effects of ADHD is an unnatural fear of storms, hurricanes ect. My son is ADHD and when he was younger had an irrational fear of tornados even though we live in an area where there are no tornados, or at least very very rarely.
As far as her parents not being proactive about her fear alot of teenagers are by nature secretive of their feelings and and they may have had no way of knowing just how fearful she was of that happening.

Its a shame a life was wasted over something so trivial and I feel for her family who I am sure are blaming themselves. I could not imagine having to deal with the grief of burying a child, especially after a suicide.

Marky333 09-11-2008 11:27 AM

poor emo girl :/

Darkland 09-11-2008 11:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jakethedog (Post 14739732)
this is serious shit ..

http://atlas.ch/

if they do create a black whole we are fucked ..

ATLAS is a particle physics experiment at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. Starting later in 2008, the ATLAS detector will search for new discoveries in the head-on collisions of protons of extraordinarily high energy. ATLAS will learn about the basic forces that have shaped our universe since the beginning of time and that will determine its fate. Among the possible unknowns are the origin of mass, extra dimensions of space, microscopic black holes, and evidence for dark matter candidates in the universe.

I am so getting tired of hearing "Oh no... They are gonna create a black hole and kill us all!"

I Understand people who have little understanding of what this LHC is capable of or the scientific principles behind it being scared. It is ridiculous that almost all the news covering this are only covering the shit that COULD go wrong and creating a bunch of senseless fear mongering.

1. As far as seeking answers for what happened seconds after the big bang? Some people are saying this could destroy the planet or universe. Why won't it? For starters the Big Bang occured from a finite point of mass exploding into a vacuum of nothing. This wasn't just a few protons colliding with each other. Since our universe already has all the matter it will ever have it is impossible to create another finite point of mass of the same magnitude of the Big Bang without sucking up our entire universe to recreate the same result.

2. As far as creating Black Holes? They will be microscopic black holes, actually smaller, and the chances of them surviving less than a second after creation is very very slim. Why is that? Hawking Radiation. There will not be enough surrounding mass or energy for it to sustain itself and will simply fizzle out almost as quickly as it formed.

In short. The LHC will not destroy us or our planet. Just like the atomic bomb didn't when they first tested it and scientist were in fear that it would ignite the nitrogen in our atmosphere.

Persius 09-11-2008 12:05 PM

wow... at least didn't she want to see what would happen?

_Richard_ 09-11-2008 12:14 PM

very sad to hear.. i hope it didn't have to do with anything else..

Quagmire 09-11-2008 12:20 PM

How in the fuck does this make the headlines? She obviously had some serious mental issues that did not relate in any way to the LHC.

borked 09-11-2008 01:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Darkland (Post 14740066)
I am so getting tired of hearing "Oh no... They are gonna create a black hole and kill us all!"

I Understand people who have little understanding of what this LHC is capable of or the scientific principles behind it being scared. It is ridiculous that almost all the news covering this are only covering the shit that COULD go wrong and creating a bunch of senseless fear mongering.

1. As far as seeking answers for what happened seconds after the big bang? Some people are saying this could destroy the planet or universe. Why won't it? For starters the Big Bang occured from a finite point of mass exploding into a vacuum of nothing. This wasn't just a few protons colliding with each other. Since our universe already has all the matter it will ever have it is impossible to create another finite point of mass of the same magnitude of the Big Bang without sucking up our entire universe to recreate the same result.

2. As far as creating Black Holes? They will be microscopic black holes, actually smaller, and the chances of them surviving less than a second after creation is very very slim. Why is that? Hawking Radiation. There will not be enough surrounding mass or energy for it to sustain itself and will simply fizzle out almost as quickly as it formed.

In short. The LHC will not destroy us or our planet. Just like the atomic bomb didn't when they first tested it and scientist were in fear that it would ignite the nitrogen in our atmosphere.


Your totally logical rationale is lost on the GFY crew...

What you should have said was "all this hype is spread by US news stations cos the US is just jealous they weren't the ones building this awesome all-answering particle cannon".

:winkwink:

HomerSimpson 09-11-2008 01:27 PM

from this you may conclude that she probably was nuts...

Kudles 09-11-2008 01:40 PM

Thats so stupid

itto 09-11-2008 01:44 PM

"ZOMFG we're all going to die, i dont w4nna die! help!! i better kill myself!!!"

..and if YOU want to understand what's going on over at CERN, have a look here:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=qQNpucos9wc
(dunno if it has been posted before, but its a pretty cool explanation)

itto 09-11-2008 01:54 PM

and if you STILL don't get it, you might wanna have a look at this:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=f6aU-wFSqt0

qxm 09-11-2008 01:57 PM

... sorry but that was very moronic ..... if anything that LHC makes me horny :)

Pleasurepays 09-11-2008 03:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 12clicksMichele (Post 14739855)
Im kinda in the middle of both arguements here. Just to be clear I am the mother of 2 teenagers (13 & 15)

Obviously there was an underlying mental health problem or other issues. I have to agree with the statement that a "normal" teenager would not kill themselves after a tv show.

what bothers me is the idea that "something else" is always the cause. we live in a world where no one accepts responsibility anymore for anything.

of course its horrible that the girl died. but it really irks me to read headlines all day long like "8 yr old stabs sister in the face 27 times over pokemon card"... and everyone reflexively gasps in horror at how something could happen over something so silly, when there is clearly something bigger going on with the child/children and parents.

a 16yr old child doesn't wake up one day and see a bad tv show and decide to off themselves.

C_U_Next_Tuesday can call me an idiot because i'm not a parent....

... i'll simply rely on the obvious fact that 6 1/2 billion other people in the world DIDN'T kill themselves because of a tv show or any concerns relating to the partical collider


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