Comments on: Until Next Fall, LHC Smashes Only Hopes, Not Particles

By: Mikko Sorsa

Mikko Sorsa — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 13:19:01 +0000

Well, at least he is not claiming that we’re all creating miniature black holes that are going to engulf everything by taking off our wool sweaters as proven by the “light and crackling” in the dark.

By: Ryan Parrotte

Ryan Parrotte — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 20:07:51 +0000

Bruce, it’s almost not worth debating with you the great things the LHC provides science. You seem to be harboring hostility towards the phenomenon you call “aura” borealis, I hope you get that figured out. Either way I think understanding the nature of black holes, dark matter and the like are much more important than…portable orange groves? Why have I never heard of such a thing?

By: Richard Smoker

Richard Smoker — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 20:40:04 +0000

Mr. Bruce Voight,

Put down the crackpipe & nobody gets hurt.

By: Bruce Voigt

Bruce Voigt — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 20:29:18 +0000

I have shut down my Earth wobbling experiment and in understanding get a vague idea of Earth wobbling activity by changes happening around the world. To date this natural phenomenon has not subsided and is becoming a bit worrisome.

It is time to set aside old untrue knowledge and get cracking in the direction of making things that are happening and what’s to come a little easier to cope with.

Fish farming is a good example and I really think the likes of portable orange groves, “as silly as it may sound to you” is something to think about.

A bad example is the above-mentioned research on fusion. A terrible amount of money and time has gone into something about colliding things to get the results we see and hear in the AURA borealis (northern lights) or how about the crackling and light show you get taking off a wool sweater in the dark.

Bruce Voigt