> ...and make way for the latest human race-obliterating scientific advance: the Big Bang replicating nuclear accelerator!

Heh... lovely... I always appreciate hearing about machines that can theoretically create conditions that have not existed since "the birth of the universe" (or whatever the heck they said).

Now, I may be missing something (and if I am, by all means, fill me in), but what is the point of this? Is this just science for its own sake, or is there an application I just don't see?

And, by the way, my hat is off to the guy who named "strange matter." Science with humour value! :-}

> Iss "and here I thought scientific progress only went 'Boink'" achar

No, sometimes it goes "blark."

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