Can a judge save the universe?

GlobalExplorer · 05-19-08, 03:06 PM

Spotted at: http://www.nixlab.net/blog/?p=71

"CERN is an acronym for The European Organization for Nuclear Research. They currently have the prestige of owning the worlds largest particle physics laboratory which is located on the Swiss/French border. This is a title previously held by the Americans at Fermilab located near Chicago.

Apparently 2 scientists are suing the organization for downplaying the possibility that the CERN particle collider could possibly create a black hole which would devour the earth, and then the solar system; and that their is also a slight possibility that the lab could also create something called "strange" matter which could in turn overtake the real matter of our corner in the universe and of course render us all extinct. Be sure and add Walter L. Wagner and Luis Sancho to your prayers this evening for doing their part in attempting to save humanity."

Read the full article here:

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/29/sc...in&oref=slogin

05-19-08, 03:06 PM	#1
GlobalExplorer Admiral Join Date: May 2005 Location: Berlin Posts: 2,015 Downloads: 165 Uploads: 0	Can a judge save the universe? Spotted at: http://www.nixlab.net/blog/?p=71 "CERN is an acronym for The European Organization for Nuclear Research. They currently have the prestige of owning the worlds largest particle physics laboratory which is located on the Swiss/French border. This is a title previously held by the Americans at Fermilab located near Chicago. Apparently 2 scientists are suing the organization for downplaying the possibility that the CERN particle collider could possibly create a black hole which would devour the earth, and then the solar system; and that their is also a slight possibility that the lab could also create something called "strange" matter which could in turn overtake the real matter of our corner in the universe and of course render us all extinct. Be sure and add Walter L. Wagner and Luis Sancho to your prayers this evening for doing their part in attempting to save humanity." Read the full article here: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/03/29/sc...in&oref=slogin __________________