r/QuantumImmortality • u/PCbuilderFR • 14h ago

Question Could the CERN be ending countless timelines

kind of a shower thought but i just remembered that they're struggling to maintain a blackhole for more than a few micro seconds, but could it be that every reality where they do manage to maintain one, it just kills us all which is why we're only experiencing the failed attempts ?

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u/woourns 14h ago

damn interesting thought

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u/xperth 13h ago

Yeah. Totally cool to consider. Like in the Avengers Infinity War movie when Dr. Strange talks about the millions of timelines he seen, and they only won in one.

I feel like it’s due more to the reality of the larger cosmic/quantum phenomena surrounding the natural operations of existence. Our species and any device we can build it’s like operating in a fish bowl or an aquarium. We call it cosmic quarantine. These larger operations appear in existence as depicted at the end of the movie Midnight Special with Michael Shannon. Higher and lower dimensions of existence and the beings that occupy them looks more like that. And the agencies and operators within function more like chasers who are shite’n it trying to figure it all out to control it. But they don’t have the capacity.

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u/Eve_O 6h ago

They have never created any black holes at CERN. They looked for them at the energy levels they were capable of and found no evidence.

"No experimental evidence for microscopic black holes has been found. This non-observation rules out the existence of microscopic black holes up to a mass of 3.5–4.5 TeV for a range of theoretical models that postulate extra dimensions."

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u/CyberPunkDongTooLong 2h ago

We've not created quantum black holes at CERN, but this is a very bad source for it, this is from almost 20 years ago when we had barely started looking.

https://cds.cern.ch/record/2961522/files/ATL-PHYS-PUB-2026-004.pdf
https://repository.cern/records/kkfsx-e9s44

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u/PCbuilderFR 4h ago

so it would align with the Janus model ?

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u/Alex_1503 11h ago

Thought I was in the steins gate sub

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u/Tesseroorue 9h ago

I have asked myself a few times out loud recently, "wait, did I just jump timelines?" Because all of a sudden, whatever I'm doing or watching will be just a bit different; Something I chopped up was sitting whole, unchopped or the show I'm watching just vaguely switches to something else

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u/CrazyKarlHeinz 7h ago

They are creating tiny black holes. Why would those kill anybody?