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Except they have done research on the black hole possibility, there work centres on the beams colliding not what happens if it hits a certain combination of ato
by robryan 16y ago
Except they have done research on the black hole possibility, there work centres on the beams colliding not what happens if it hits a certain combination of atoms that make up a human hand.
I guess it's kind of like someone saying to a programmer, hey can you fix my computer, you work in computer right?
- CamperBob 16y agoI guess it struck me as more like someone saying to a C programmer, "Hey, can you help me find the bug in this Java routine?" The C programmer might not know Java intimately but at least he's not going to stroke his beard and act like it's something he's never considered before. I certainly wouldn't expect two or three competent C programmers to offer wildly divergent opinions if asked a question that fell slightly outside their everyday practice.