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Originally Posted by trekkor
Kang, you can insult me all day long.
Bottom line is, the outcome of the experiments is a guess and so is the outcome if something goes wrong.
Face it!
Just like the first atomic bombs. They weren't 100% on what was going to happen, but they were happy to gamble on it.
Mike, that comment is hardly a statement of fact. It's a just an opinion without a definitive answer.
KT
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No, they are not guessing. They have very precise mathematical models that predict a range of various results.
The very first paragraph of the Wiki site you posted says this:
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Two CERN-commissioned reports[4][5] have reviewed the safety of the LHC particle collisions and concluded that there is no basis for any conceivable threat.[6][7] The consensus in the scientific community is that experiments at the LHC present no danger and that there is no reason for concern.[8]
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Your fear comes from your lack of understanding.