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yeah this is a great idea...so once we suck the heat out of the core of the earth we can be SURE it is dead.
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We've got a black hole generator, a laser that can possibly set the atmosphere on fire, and now a drill that will shatter the Earth's crust. And let's not forget the Robot Uprising and Gray Goo. I'd say we're well on the way to killing ourselves.
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You may have inadvertently given J.K. Rowling an idea for the epilogue to her saga.
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You don't want to dig to deep though, and unleash an evil horde of Morlocks riding Balrogs. Because then we'd probably have to watch a crappy movie about it.
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It was probably a joke in an attempt to sound funny and simultaneously quote past articles, but people who are ignorant of how science works and freak out annoy me. Swine flu is not a big deal...statistically its weaker than the normal N. American flu.
LHC will not "end up badly." Swine flu is not a real pandemic like the spanish flu was.
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Frodo, Frodo, calm yourself. I did not mean to frighten you.
The LOTR trilogy is one of my favorite movies series. The Hobbit, though not part of the trilogy is probably my favorite work of fiction. But c'mon. Morlocks on Balrogs? I don't think a Time Machine/LOTR crossover would be good at all.
And it was just a joke.