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- D.J. Williams
- Louisville, KY
- I'm a follower of Christ, an heir of the Reformation, and a Baptist - in that order. My wife Heather and I have been married since 2005 and are the proud parents of a little girl. I work as an Aviation Technical Publications editor. From 2005 to 2009 I served as Minister to Youth at Hazelwood Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky, and I'm now actively pursuing church planting. Soli Deo Gloria!
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I have taken the time to research the people behind the this lawsuit. NOT ONE IS AN ACTUAL PHYSICIST. Dr. Wagner is a medical doctor, and possesses only a minor on physics. Dr Raj Baldev has a "Ph D." in Astrology... not astronomy. Dr. Tutt is a medical doctor. Dr. Paul Werbos holds an interdisciplinary Ph. D. economics and mathematics. Dr. Otto E. Rossler is also a medical doctor.
This small black hole scenario relies on sooo many what ifs and maybes that it reaches past the possibility of being absurd. For a good run down read this post
Experiments that could blow up the world? You mean like the Manhattan project that brought us nuclear weapons, but also brought us the means to move toward free and abundant energy and other nuclear breakthroughs?
Well, guys - I hoped that a degree of humor was evident in my post. I'm not holding my breath for the world to end when the accelerator is flipped on, but I do find our scientific arrogance a bit troubling - this is not the only arena in which we're tinkering with forces we don't fully understand.
And Paul, I'm not sure the Manhattan Project is the best poster child for great experiments. Sure, its implications have had a lot of benefits, but we only had to incinerate 200,000 Japanese people to get there. Perhaps sometimes the benefits of opening Pandora's Box might be outweighted by the consequences of not being able to close it again.
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