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Holger Bech Nielsen, of the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen, says so:
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![]() I... I'm stunned for words. Did April 1, 2010, come backwards in time and write this article? Is the Higgs boson a Terminator particle capable of going back in time and undoing its own discovery? Does Dr. Nielsen even exist? Anyone? ![]()
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Telegraph Story: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/s...wn-future.html
Hasn't it not reached the energy levels of the Fermilab device? Uh... Tevatron? I think that's a great explanation for what's turned out to be a bit of a boondoggle so far. Let's here it for determinism from our temporal POV! Haha!
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It is very convenient to propose a theory that until someone makes a observation that is yet to be made you can claim it as correct.
It may turn out to be true that we can not ever see some part of nature. It is remarkable that we can understand as much as we do. It is our job as a species to keep trying to discover even more. |
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The paraphrasing used is just horrible, talking about a particle being "abhorrent", and this causing the universe/god to react to stop it being made.
We antropomorphise sometimes in science, referring to "design" by evolution, for example, but this is several steps too far to be a useful form of explanation. No event in nature is "abhorrent" to the universe, and it is ridiculous to claim that it is. Either this paper was produced for a joke, or to mock some other paper via reduction to the absurd, I think. |
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That one I can answer, yes he does.
He's the one the Danish media like to interview whenever something interestingly oddball shows up in the physics world because he's both quite respected and has a bit of the mad scientist presence. Here's an example on YouTube of him explaining time travel in the context of Einsteins general relativity, even though it's in Danish I guess his style is easy to see.
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In a multiple-worlds universe, we would only continue to exist in those timelines in which the LHC fails to destroy the world. Of course if the scientists at CERN are correct, that would be all of them.
If however they are wrong, we will only continue to exist in those timelines where the LHC doesn't work properly. So if it continues to go wrong, we might start to consider the multiple-worlds theories more closely.
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The problem is we get bombarded each day with cosmic radiation at higher levels than the LHC is designed to create. This falls to the same argument we gave when people said it would destroy the world.
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