Some Thoughts on the CERN Project

[Guest guest]

I have been meditating on this for awhile now and I have concluded many things. I stay unbiased and neutral with this as should be.

The main "fact" is no one knows for sure what will happen if anything. It is all theorys, nothing more so it will be a wait and see event.

The most important factor is that IF this machine works and actually prooves the Big Bang theory, all world religions as we know them will instantly become fiction. All of the effort and inner peace gained from one's beliefs will all have been for nothing. This will cause intense confusion in the minds of mankind. But, if something goes wrong with this project, such as the extreme theory that small black holes will be created and destroy our world, this can be the result of two things; Man goofed by playing with things which should not have been probed into, or it will be an act of God for us trying to assimulate his creations or question it. Either way, we will not be around to ponder.

When we tested the atombomb in the 1940's, many scientists predicted this would set off a chain reaction which would destroy the world. Thank goodness they were wrong. This time... who knows? Technology in many ways has made mankind lazy and opens some very dangerous doors. In the simple context, we have gotten to a point where we have a panic attack when we loose our tv remote lol. Truth. Flip a switch, and light is on. etc.

My basic thought overall would be the 8 billion dollars spent to construct this machine and how this grand amount of money could have been used to feed the hungry and provide maedcines and the such for the poor. Instead, it is used to touch (or attempt to) areas which are best left untouched and unknown. The mind of man is two-fold- in many ways it is still primitive. Anger, hate, and other negatives arise without effort. Even wars are still so easy to declare. Peace or compromise takes effort. Firing a rifle or missle does not. On the oter side of the coin, with this primitive core, we have advanced science into extremes. Yes, good things have been achieved such as medical advances and the such, but it appears the main focus is using technology to build bigger and more precise weapons and the such, this stemming from the caveman core in many still.

Conceptions are only limited to what the mind is capable of understanding. "If man were meant to fly he would have had wings" is a good example. The problem is we are dabbling with things hands-on which we do not understand, the word theory has become volitile.

Let us pray....

Compassion To All,

Randy