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CERN: 65 years of research

what can we do know thanks to CERN that we wouldn't be able to do if it was never built?

>> No.12015134

Continue researching in the right direction, since we know the standard model is correct.

>> No.12015138

Something about elementary particles. I think you have more practical questions to ask.

>> No.12015165

>>12015134

impressive

>> No.12015171

disprove SUSY finally

>> No.12015211

>>12015119
>what can we do know thanks to CERN that we wouldn't be able to do if it was never built?
Read>>12015134
We'll build a bigger wheel of magnets and continue pretending that the magnetic fields have nothing to do with what we're looking or causes what we're looking for in the first place.

>And there will be 100 posts claiming I'm wrong despite the fact that the only thing that causes the results observed in all particle accelerators is the fact they have a big electromagnet in them causing the effects in the first place.

>> No.12015235

>>12015211
since when did magnetic fields create particles

>> No.12016187

>>12015119
How Columbia happened.

>> No.12016214

>>12015235
uh..since they used them to do so in particle accelerators.
>no we accelerated other particles and also measured them using electromagnetic phenomena
Keep rebuilding your wheels of Karma.

>> No.12016250

>>12015235
>hurr what are virtual photons durr

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>>12016187

>what can we do know thanks to CERN that we wouldn't be able to do if it was never built?

>How Columbia happened.

>> No.12017275

>>12015119
CERN shows how tax payer money is misspend by the secular humanists.

And the retards at CERN says they should be given another 20 billions to build a bigger LHC, because even those assholes say LHC was a dud.

>> No.12017297
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>>12017275
>secular humanists

Yeah, brother. We should have built another catherdral with that money.

Preach on!

>> No.12017389

>>12017297
I think he's saying LHC is a useless cathedral

>> No.12017406

>>12015119
The World Wide Web was invented at CERN by Tim-Berners-Lee
https://technobyte.org/cern-world-wide-web-internet/
without CERN you could not go here and ask this question

>> No.12017412

>>12017389

A Cathedral of what? It's a partical accelerator and it does what it's designed to do, smash particles. So I wouldn't say it's a waste of money when it works, what we learn from using it is another thing but that's kind of the point of researching. You just do shit and record it and *maybe* it'll come in use some time down the track. If we knew what we were doing then it wouldn't be called research.

>> No.12017438

>>12017406

So the greatest achievement of CERN is a side effect and not even remotely related to what its actual purpose is.

That's what I thought.

>> No.12017864

>>12017438
>he wants every experiment to go right
>he thinks that random inventions don't count

>> No.12017888

>>12017438
Most useful inventions were invented by accident. That's how it works, bub

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>>12017406
>at the same time we tried building humanities greatest technological achievement we also enslaved them to their own materialism.

>>12017864
inventions and tests are two different things. Internet was the invention. You and the millions of furfags it created is the test for the invention.

>>12017412
>It's a church bell, it does what it's designed to do. Ring so that all the followers know when the opportunistic time is to give us attention. So I wouldn't say it's a waste of money when it rings.

>If we knew what we were doing then it wouldn't be called research.
>and if we knew how to research then we wouldn't be chasing what could be a shadow.

>>12017438
Internet was not a side effect, although they could certainly benefit from documenting all the side effects it has caused in the world.
>w-well it was meant as a tool for academia
Yes as a method to post endless dick sucking video, sounds about right for an academic tool actually.

>>12017275
Biggs Busom is a gud boy he literally dindu nuffun! We jus need mo' money fo dem magnets.

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>>12015119
CERN is more evidence for the idea that eurofags are retarded

>> No.12018923

>>12015119
For starters, it created the internet

>> No.12019251

>>12018923
>For starters

For starters my ass. That's the ONLY noteworthy thing that came out of it.

>> No.12019258

>>12016250
>virtual particles are actual particles
>>12016214
what?

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>>12019258
>https://home.cern/science/engineering/pulling-together-superconducting-electromagnets

Without magnets/electromagnetism this thing doesn't work. The phenomena it tries to research is induced by the object of testing itself that already works on the principles of electromagnetism. Hence the "wheel of Karma", only the wheel is made of electromagnetism and every new wheel made is just the same thing doing the same thing. Over and over. But I'm sure sinking trillions of dollars into a bigger one that also does the same thing this time around will certainly change the outcome.

>>12018923
It created the "WWW" intended for "acedemia". I guess academia is now drug/child trafficking and pornography, but the "internet" and foundation for it was created by DARPA.

>> No.12019571

>>12015211
>The standard model is actually wrong because something something particle accelerators
What is cosmic radiation?

>> No.12019573

>>12019541
Embarrassing

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>>12018628
>>12018642
I was thinking what was up with all the shitting on CERN but it never occured to me until now that it could be amerimutt bluecollar workers coping

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>>12019571
>What is cosmic radiation?
electromagnetic retardation

>>12019573
I know right? You'd think everyone would have put the pieces together by now but no, everything has to be complicated and particularized.

>>12019635
>coping
What am I coping against?
>big polarized copper circle go brrrr

>> No.12020044

let’s not forget that MRI technology owes a lot to CERN and the larger particle physics community

>> No.12020050

>>12015211
Now this is egoposting.

>> No.12020459

>>12019886
Are you by chance an electrical engineer that has also been diagnosed with autism?

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>>12020050
6/100
>>12020459
7/100