Do scientists ever consider the possibilities, or do they just do stuff w/o thinking?

Quote from peilthetraveler:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100221/sc_afp/sciencephysicscern_20100221142743

CERN is getting ready to start up the worlds most powerful atom smasher and hopes to learn secrets of the universe! Oooooohhhh!

Obviously anyone who knows me, knows I dont subscribe to the big bang theory, but lets say for a second I did. Lets say, I believe the universe started from a tiny singularity and exploded into the entire universe with the force and energy never seen before. Now...here is my favorite line in that article...

"But CERN now wants to reach 7.0 TeV to try to recreate conditions close to the Big Bang, and run it at those levels for 18 to 24 months"

Now...does anyone else see something wrong with this? In the big bang...there was a big explosion. Scientists want to recreate these conditions...here...on Earth. Call me crazy, but wouldnt a big bang most likely wipe out everything within a few million light years?

According to scientists, temperatures during the big bang were so hot that particles moved at relativistic speeds. So...lets create those conditions shall we? I mean...even though scientists have no idea what really was happening during the big bang and its all a bunch of theorys, lets f*** around with it and see what happens? Whats the WORST that could happen if you believe in the big bang? I mean besides getting temperatures so hot that they burn through other particles and keep going like one of those fires in California that they have every year.
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Peil, you can be very entertaining at times. I suggest you pray about it.:D
 
What i am saying is that scientists have no idea what was going on during the big bang. All they have is theories and they have many at that. I'm really not worried about them blowing up the Earth because I dont believe in the big bang. But if I did believe it, I would be worried about them recreating conditions that were similar to this supposed big bang.

But actually I am glad they are doing this research. I want the scientists to find out as much information as possible because I already know what its going to lead to. The big bang theory will go out with a big bang. They will find that the theories they subscribed to wouldnt possibly have worked and they will have to either come up with a new theory from scratch, or find God.

All I want is them to read the data, and not mess with the numbers and not speculate according to their bias. Thats all I ask of the scientific community.
 
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