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Thu Sep-11-08 06:24 PM
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| 45. Would a scientist say there is zero risk of putting one foot in front of the other? |
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Perhaps doing it at just the right time and place will cause something we've never seen before, and destroy the world.
There is a non-zero probability of that. (Ok, so not particularly far from zero, but the same argument can be made about the LHC)
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