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The probability that the embryo of dead dark matter has already been created, and we are already condemned to death, is approximately equal to 12%.Stephen wrote:Did you accept the fact that magnetic holes were impossible to be produced in 3.5 TeV collisions?
The probability that the embryo of dead matter will be created at the first billion of collisions is approximately equal to 23%.
The probability that the embryo of dead matter will be created at the first trillion of collisions is approximately equal to 34%.
As you can see, this value is about 1/3 less than 50%, which a give 10 days earlier, before the first 3.5 TeV collisions.
If we will not explode after the first hundred of days of work at 3.5 TeV, these probabilities should be divided about by 2.
If we will not explode after the first thousand of days of work at 3.5 TeV, the collisions of protons at these energies can be considered almost harmless, but not completely.
There is an additional risk in heavy ion collisions of high energy. About 5-10 additional percents.
There is an additional risk of 2*7 TeV proton collisions. About 15-20 additional percents.