Inta Xonem wrote: The issue I was trying to raise with this topic, rather than the fact that the world might have ended (which I knew was unlikely), was the fact that they had no idea on what the outcome of the experiment was, and that whether the chance was incredibly slim or not, the fact that they were risking our lives in the name of bloody research.
Also, the black hole wasn't the only way the world could have ended. The experiment could have done all sorts of things, including generate Anti-Matter. I think the 1 in 50million was just for the black hole creation.
The other thing is that they spent so much money on this thing. Imagine what you could do with that money that could help us with many problems that kill thousands every day. We could have brought safe drinking water to so many people without it, or we could fund childrens homes in Africa. We could have used that money to help find cures to things that kill millions like AIDs.
But instead we decided to gamble six billion lives just to answer some questions we don't really need answering.
Actually, I'd love to have the question answered of how the world was created, without the WORLD, we wouldn't have starving people in Africa. :D! Anyways, I think that humans are naturally curious, and this time, curiosity didn't kill the cat. :3 You can patronize researchers because they didn't give money to Africa, its useless. Why don't you get your internet disconnected and use that money to donate to Africa?
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