I just listened-in to the hymn “Amazing Grace” played in honor of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice.
I pledge to make this timeless melody the planet’s hymn in case it survives the present assault by CERN.
Einstein’s oldest gravitation result shows the planet is being put at acute risk by CERN.
Austria’s clerics currently follow a “call to disobedience” against taking orders from the bishops. In the same vein, the planet’s journalists could follow a “call to disobedience” against taking orders — from whom? From the SCUN, the United Nations Security Council.
If the SCUN commits treason against its constituency by refusing the scientific safety conference — who else but the journalists are the new planetary governing board? Einstein appeals to the remaining friends of humankind: please, report on CERN’s assault.
The assault on earth disappears the very moment Telemach – the new Einstein result – is disproved. So far, no one was strong enough. If the press does not report, how can the hoped-for scientist or pupil to save us all by saving CERN, be found?
Hi,
My esteemed colleague the Ordinary Guy from the Brains Matter podcast and I recorded a 365 days podcast for 8 September 2011 - talking about saving the world through science education and research, as well considering issues of cheap telescopes and the George Foreman grill.
The 365 days of astronomy podcast is a not-for-profit user driven science communication initiative — in its third year now, but it may be on its last legs. If you have a burning desire to create 10 minutes of audio on a space science-related podcast, this may be your last chance.
And a big woo-hoo to the Lifeboat Foundation for a whopping $250 donation to keep the 365 days podcast going — at least for the rest of 2011.
I am meekly asking every inhabitant of the planet to help me find a fault with Telemach.
And I am boldly asking the mighty of the world to obey my call for an immediate stop of CERN until this hoped-for fault has been found.
Like the ship’s boy who saw an iceberg and tries to wake up the captain while hoping to have been the victim of an hallucination.
Telemach is the discovery that forces me to call fire. The name of Ulysses’s son here stands for T-L-M-Ch. T is time, L is length, M is mass and Ch is charge. All 4 change with height inside an accelerating rocketship and hence in gravity.
The first who sees an iceberg has the right and the duty to tell the Titanic’s captain to stop the engine.
* United Nations Security Council
** European Council of Nuclear Research
In chatting with people online about the enduring Jobs crisis in the USA and distribution of wealth (value), I regularly received responses that people (Americans in this case) care less about others who have (per the responders) intrinsic value. And so, I’m compelled to ask the question: If something has an intrinsic value, how can it’s care be avoided or go uncompensated? Please take a quick moment to give me your thoughts on THIS SURVEY.
Dear Team and readers,
I am particularly concerned about the damage we cause to the environment starting with junk in space, earth, and the ocean.
As a participant of Singularity University ’11 at NASA Ames, I am very happy to share with you my video about space debris:
Dear planetary citizens, dear Security Council: This fact is psychological dynamite. Please, find at least a single witness who testifies on behalf of CERN. Otherwise this is the end, if not of the planet, of the United Nations.
Instead of God-like…Think of #Singularity as opportunity to design benevolent super-intelligence. More effective than the ambiguous Abrahamic #judge #forgiver #guide http://ht.ly/4rSny We’ve got to get away from these old world arguments.
Surely there must be some kind of statute of limitations on just how long anyone can seriously keep claiming that the LHC might destroy the Earth.
It’s been operational for three years now after all.
So, here is another Universe Today article (a moderated science blog) about why the LHC can be expected to continue not destroying the Earth for many years to come.
The first who sees an iceberg has the right and the duty to tell the Titanic’s captain to stop the engine.
Dear Team and readers,
