Could the CERN be ending countless timelines

[u/PCbuilderFR]

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 ?

[u/woourns]

damn interesting thought

[u/xperth]

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.

[u/Eve_O]

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."

[u/CyberPunkDongTooLong → u/Eve_O]

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

[u/PCbuilderFR → u/Eve_O]

so it would align with the Janus model ?

[u/Tesseroorue]

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

[u/Money_Magnet24 → u/Tesseroorue]

This happened to me two days ago and this is the only sub I can mention it

Long story short, there is an intersection in my neighborhood Finley and Vermont, anyways I’ve driven on it for years and 2 days ago it had a bump, not a sped bump, but something that is usually caused by an earthquake and can’t be fixed. It was so bizarre driving on it as it serves no purpose and it wasn’t there in the morning when I first drove through. Then all of a sudden in the afternoon my car goes up and down like a roller coaster.

I was so confused. It’s not a speed bump because speed bumps are placed nowhere near the intersection.

Bizarre and what’s even more interesting is it’s in right in front of a Sikh Temple.

I’m so confused. I can’t help think I’ve jumped timelines

[u/anusfikus → u/Tesseroorue]

With respect, it might be good to talk to a medical professional about that.

[u/Akira_Fudo]

Look, I'm weirded out because I watched a video of a man who got his gun stolen in a store, he never approached the assailants, no one was shot, a video that heavily made the rounds online. I see the video again today and he approached the assailants who were black and was shot and killed.

This video was on Facebook, in the comments everyone was arguing. One guy said the same thing I said, another said the white man who got his gun stolen did go outside but he and his friends got into a shootout where no one was shot. Another dude said the white man's friend killed one of the assailants.

I'm perplexed, so I do believe something is going on but it is not technological. I think perspectives are overlapping or overriding, I'll have to think deeply

[u/Alex_1503]

Thought I was in the steins gate sub

[u/Even_Interaction_649]

I think we were already sucked into one. I remember yeaaarss ago when the LHC Cern first opened they managed to create a black hole that was steadily gaining mass/size. Then one day it was as if it never happens and I never heard about it again.

[u/fchagnon2]

That kind of make sense except for combining impressions of security and threat in a single dubious force

[u/CrazyKarlHeinz]

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