When will we stop needing bigger colliders?

>>511151980 (OP)
you're just jealous we have the biggest reality alternators.

>>511151980 (OP)
Those circles look decidedly esoteric

>>511151980 (OP)
Honestly we should run one around the equator along with a rail system for general transport.

>>511151980 (OP)
Why do all the colliders have to be touching eachother?
What reality altering bullshit doorway unlocking is this?

>>511152080
Did you alternate reality to change your assigned-at-birth status?

>>511151980 (OP)
They are desperate, they can't find one alternative reality that is not catastrophic. They need to change realities faster and they can't with the small LHC.

>>511151980 (OP)
when wake field acceleration is perfected
when antimatter production efficiency is increased 100x

>>511152228
They don't touch, they overlap. It's more convenient to have them overlap over the place whee you collect the data and do research. Which you can see from the picture.

>>511152118
It's not full metal alchemist. Loops are just functional.

>>511151980 (OP)
>22 billion
The US government spent trillions of dollars blowing up a shithole in the middle east for kikes. I would much rather the money have been spent on something like this. This is what humanity should be doing, building big ass shit just because we can.

>>511152243
kek, nice one

>>511151980 (OP)
i guess the real answer is when we can disqualify supersymmetry. then later when we can use retrocausality to queer particle statistics of quasars.

>>511152360
What an odd thing to say.

>>511152359
>tHeY DonT ToUcH

no shit retard, stop taking things so literal.

>>511152080
Can you try to not mess up with the fucking mountains please ?
Apparently me and my friend are the only people in the area who are aware that a summit nearby wasn't visible from almost everywhere until a couple of weeks ago.

>>511152468
or when room temperature superconductors are developed
or when we we figure out how modify the sun's magnetic fields to form an accelerator for our orbital detectors.

>>511152805
>or when we we figure out how modify the sun's magnetic fields to form an accelerator for our orbital detectors.
>not trying to modify the fabric of space time in our 4 dimension by tinkering with the other useless dimensions to channel dark energy directly to earth and the planet-spaceships
that's sad

>>511152658
sorry, i'm just a pleb, i'm not involved in any government horseshit, i just pay taxes to pedophiles.

>>511151980 (OP)
When we start hanging our (((politicians))), traitors more like. If all (((politicians))) are cleansed from the earth then no more stupid mega projects dedicated to opening up a portal straight to hell.

>>511151980 (OP)
These colliders are still pretty small, the energies needed for a lot of things absolutely dwarf the amount of energy we could pump into something this size.

We could have one that's the circumference of the solar system and it still wouldn't be enough.

>>511153210
It must suck paying taxes in a country where foreigners put their money to avoid paying taxes.

>>511152658
why?

>>511153559
I don't know, ask the mountain jews

>>511153545
still beats being a brit

>>511153742
>still beats being a brit
that goes without saying, but my thought was genuine

>>511151980 (OP)
>particles
Just put 2 Asian women behind the wheel and on a collision course.

Can anyone name a single major QOL improving application of quantum mechanics and general modern theoretical physics in general? Where the fuck are the quantum gigacomputers solving computational bottlenecks of A"I"?

>>511153884
>my thought was genuine
let me put it this way, it would suck more to pay taxes in a country where corrupt rich fucks evade taxes by putting their money into switzerland.
call me a mountainjew, it is what it is.

Any and all money put towards giant science projects like space travel or particle colliders is worth it to flex on the third worlders who could never dream of having the brains or money to do the same

>>511153884
>please sir can I ave some more?
thats what you look like rn

>>511153396
if the day ever came we possessed a sufficiently large collider it would collapse into a black hole.
>>511152943
hence >>511152468

>>511154236
>call me a mountainjew
I've never thought of it like that. I just assumed it was a good way of remaining neutral as nobody wants to fuck with where they store their loot.

>>511154125
it's NOT FOR YOU GOY
you ARE NOT CHOSEN GOY

as long as kikes rule the world, no tech will be used to improve the world.

parasites cannot create or improve, they just lay in a made bed and feast, not caring about anything but themselves.

>>511154327
>flexing on retards
>memeflag
(you)

>>511154392
>thats what you look like rn
I was engaging in self deprecating humour in order to have a conversation instead of explaining that I wasn't being critical. I have better things to do than get into mud slinging pettiness with fellow white people.

>>511152468
>to queer particle statistics of quasars
You talk like a fag and your shits all retarded

>>511154125
>Where the fuck are the quantum gigacomputers solving computational bottlenecks of A"I"?
despite the prevailing narrative, quantum isn't the key to AGI and that which is is very much maturing at a breakneck pace. in fact, you may have seen a glimpse when the chinese produced a chatgpt clone for under 2 million. yes, they had also scraped it but i suspect there was more going on than meets the eye. everyone was in such a panic to prevent a stock market collapse that the proferred explanation was taken at face value and was promptly forgotten. agi is a statement about energy efficiency at the level of biology - never forget that.

>>511154442
they don't just store their loot here.
swiss soldiers have historically always protected pedophiles in power like the pope and his ilk or more recently klaus schwab and his entourage.

>>511151980 (OP)
if it all goes to shit, it can be used to drive speed golf carts in circles, like Daytona only for eurocucks

>>511154746
>ya gotta believe me...

>>511154327
Flexing on third worlders is based

For me, it's the nano particle accelerator. It really does more with less without sacrificing much.

>>511151980 (OP)
what do we get out of bigger colliders?
the particles make multiple round trips before being smashed into each other so why not make extra rounds instead of building bigger accelerators? are geeks pulling our leg again?

>>511154925
Steering will be fun with a fucking black hole in the center of the track

>>511155009
i believe that is a microfludics chip. anyways, wake field accelerators represent a million-fold increase in efficiency.

Is it a coincidence the world started feeling fake and shit after they first used the LHC?

>>511155109
bremsstrahlung

>>511155111
hot damn why hasn't this movie been made?! imagine in the style of death race meets aliens and cowboys.

>>511154919
>like the pope
I've never actually looked at how the Swiss Guard became a thing. I thought Davos was just an extension of the Swiss neutrality making a good meeting place.

Pure science is the basis of technological and civilizational progress, which is of strategic importance to any nation.

It is a much wiser and more ethical use of resources than endless wars of imperialist genocide for zionist Jews.

Scientific research is directly tied to our quality of life, much like education.

>>511155111
checked and based not gonna lie

>>511155211
unfortunately, our civilization may have peaked at that moment. well, one could argue it peaked when the SSC was cancelled. so it sort of all downhill from there.

>>511153210
do you have a nice swiss watch? are they cheaper there?

>>511151980 (OP)
Just one more MeV bro, i promise bro one more MeV and we'll find all the particles bro. It's just a bigger energy bro. Please just one more, one more MeV and we'll figure out dark matter bro. Bro cmon just give me 100 MeV and we'll solve physics i promise bro. bro bro please we need to increase energy by one more MeV

tldr; faster (more energetic) particles will need stronger and stronger steering magnets to run into a tight circle so bigger circle = less powerful steering magnets (actually magnets that can be made)

>>511151980 (OP)
So this is the pinnacle of all scientific inquiry?
>Let's just speed up particles really fast and smash them together like rocks so we can see what's inside!!
Literally caveman tier

>>511151980 (OP)
it will be the case of "we just found another particle but you need so much energy to detect it and only interacts at very short distances, that It's completely useless right now, but at least we know it exists, maybe in 200y we could figure out how to manipulate it..."

>>511152360
>>511152538
it is EXACTLY Full Metal Alchemist hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

>>511155309
>death race meets aliens and cowboys
black hole meets bureaucrats and jeets

>>511155401
>Scientific research is directly tied to our quality of life, much like education.
the future will be small-batch competitive augmentation.

>>511151980 (OP)
Even bigger than that to reach the required velocities for meaningful results.

>>511152359
also so you can feed particles from one accelerator to the other
I guess it's more economical to use the smaller accelerators for the initial acceleration

>>511155497
it was for >>511155109

>>511155401

Do you realize that the zionist occupation of our nation is objectively harmful to our future wellbeing and the overall health of the nation?

Do you realize that I genuinely care about the future of the USA as a Muslim and that the zionist politicians and oligarchs who run the nation do not?

>>511151980 (OP)
Apparently there was a small chance of creating a small black hole with the LHC, wouldn't this be massively amplified by making the same thing but 30x bigger?

What data has the LHC provided that we can use in our daily lives? Has it pushed technology forward?

>>511151980 (OP)
When we stop protecting pedophiles in government.

>>511152360
>t. state alchemist trying to transmute a philosopher's stone
The mass importing of shitskins makes perfect sense now. Hope your stone turns brown, you cunt

>>511155111
>Read that as "centre of the rack".
>Proceed to imagine a miniature black hole providing contact medium between the input shaft and the toothed rail, likely replacing the spool valve of the steering rack.
>Giggle as I imagine a steering input resulting in someone being impaled between the eyes by a track rod end somewhere in Alpha Centauri
>Read it again and realize how autistic I am

>>511152272
Please Froganon, elaborate further, I am smoothbrained noob. What are they doing, I don't want to read the entire catalog of /x/ ?

>>511155716

You will come to realize that I am not a radical but a reasonable man with reasonable solutions to big problems.

The very survival of this republic, let alone its health and future, depends on the overthrow of the criminal zionist Jews.

>>511155329
>Swiss neutrality making a good meeting place
yeah if you want to look through your pink glasses, maybe

>>511155752
>Apparently there was a small chance of creating a small black hole with the LHC, wouldn't this be massively amplified by making the same thing but 30x bigger?
The big brains theorised that nothing ever happens.

>>511155442
>are they cheaper there?
lol fuck no, but please keep buying them to support my local economy.

>>511155931
>yeah if you want to look through your pink glasses, maybe
It seems I know fuck all about the dark underbelly of Switzerland.

>>511155752
still not enough, there are heavy particles coming from supernovas that collide with the athmosphere on a daily basis, and those particles have almost light-speed, the resulting energy is like the LHC x10000

and nothing happens

>>511155158
>Wakefield accelerator

>The Texas Petawatt laser facility at the University of Texas at Austin accelerated electrons to 2 GeV over about 2 cm (1.6×1021 gn).[3] This record was broken in 2014 by the scientists at the BELLA Center at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, when they produced electron beams up to 4.25 GeV.[4]

Why the FUCK are we still using big circles? That's a literal metal gear surpassing weapon they've got.

>>511154834
Woah dude that's awesome, is net positive fusion still 2 weeks away? Slightly unrelated but how come the top of the line CPUs today max out at about 5 and a half GHz when they got to 4 and half a decade ago. Moore's law is still regurgitated to this day by amoeba brained NPCs. Where are commercial superconductors, solid state batteries? House of cards.

>>511152440
bingo. spend my tax dollars on useful shit. not bombs and tax breaks for billionaires.

>>511151980 (OP)
They want to open a portal

>>511155912
>What are they doing
changing the reality, like changing thread or tv channel, to avoid a gigantic catastrophe in the near future (maybe some decades, less than a century ?) it's why the world makes less and less sense, it's normal, we are in alternate realities where events have lower and lower probability as we go farther away from the original reality where everything has a probability of 1 of happening. Maybe the sun is dying or overheating, there was a thread where an anon presented some graphics with the °K temperature of ions in the very high atmosphere and it was growing like the climate change they claim is of human origin.
that fucking sun burns even in winter, as soon as the thing is up it's scorching, year after year

>>511156184
It's painfully obvious that you're constantly falling for shitty journo clickbait.

>>511155899
I giggled a bit anon thanks

>>511156136
wakefields are most adapted to linear electron accelerators and may be used as boosters in annular accelerators like CERN which use protons.
the field has only been around for fifteen years or so.

>>511156397
It's me, I'm the catastrophe, I'm going to do something they're not going to like in the future and every time I get closer to doing it, they have to build a bigger accelerator to delay me since the window is getting smaller and smaller.

Only with a nigger collider will they achieve a black hole

>>511156713
can't you just refrain to fart ?

>>511156830
That just makes the inevitable worse, anon. We all have to give in some day, or in my case, cut loose.

>>511156713
>It's me, I'm the catastrophe, I'm going to do something they're not going to like in the future and every time I get closer to doing it, they have to build a bigger accelerator to delay me since the window is getting smaller and smaller
That is cool. I wish you all the best in your endeavours.

>>511156433
How did you possibly come to that conclusion from my post? Is this some rare nordic turboautism? The price of energy across Europe has basically doubled since der boomer heyday, that is literally directly convertable to QoL in any modern industrial society

>>511155811
LAUGH
MY
ASS
OFF

>>511152228
They are at different elevations. In fact, the LHC isn't even flat. Part of the loop is deeper than other parts

Gateways to Hell.

>>511154125
That is like asking for the QOL improving applications for gravity or electromagnetism. Quantum mechanics isn't just some wacky hypothetical theory, it's how things work in the real world at certain scales of size. And a LOT of the technological developments today and for the last 100+ years happen at the scales where it is very relevant.
There are things like semiconductors, where people started making discoveries and figuring things out without completely understanding the quantum mechanics aspects, but a better understanding of that leads to massive improvements in the technology.

>>511151980 (OP)
Same day they stop sending rockets into space, cause we gain soo much from it.

>>511151980 (OP)
you'll be sad to learn a truly useful particle accelerator is on the scale of the solar system

>>511156184
>Woah dude that's awesome
lol, you almost got me.
>is net positive fusion still 2 weeks away
irrelevant when existing thorium MSRs will revolutionize energy (in all its forms).
>Slightly unrelated but how come the top of the line CPUs today max out at about 5 and a half GHz when they got to 4 and half a decade ago
because clock speed isn't the limiting factor and has always been a meme of sorts.
>Moore's law is still regurgitated to this day by amoeba brained NPCs
oh, the trend creating the modern world which continues to exert deflationary innovation?
Where are commercial superconductors, solid state batteries?
what can i say? war is good for business. innovation was tempered in the interest of global stability. but now, the gloves are off and we're about the see some shit.

>>511154327
They just think it is magic they are entitled to.

>>511157192
>brought to you be carl's jr...

>>511151980 (OP)
>when the hell gateway engulfs geneva

>>511151980 (OP)
how much money you got goy?

>>511151980 (OP)
when we altered the time lines enough that Hitler won. BUILD IT

>>511156136
these references >> 511154834 i leave for you anon as you may be an actual human.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6ab32SRRoE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7HxFhVQVr4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieMdXnjQTXc

i've included this video despite the failure this particular effort from HP
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKGhvKyjgLY

>>511157192
Wtf are you on lmao all bursts of innovation happened during major conflicts. I just honestly don't understand how anyone could not be a skeptic in 2025. The only supposed current breakthrough, glorified search engines, are totally incapable of doing math when multiple variables are involved, shit has to be corrected constantly. 0 cognition.

>>511153396
...a bigger collider you say?

>>511158642
i was referencing the war that has only begun you dolt.
>0 cognition.
i'll answer but for your benefit: narrow AI and LLM as they currently exist shouldn't be conflated with AGI although they're closely aligned symbiotic halves. human intellect is largely distributed throughout culture not, as you would believe, a function of our meager capacity for abstract cognition. LLMs are cultural totems which will be placed into functional AGIs.

>>511159618
>i'll answer but NOT* for your benefit
fuck