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Steve Nahn | USLHC | USA

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More press!

Well, the Hawaii botanist brouhaha isn’t particularly great, but it did raise the public’s awareness of the LHC, even on radio quiz shows where their non-expert opinion of the nature of the universe just after the Big Bang was “there were no good restaurants”. Probably have to agree with that, although I just got done reading “The Restaurant at the End of the Universe” by Douglas Adams to my kids, so if I couple that with Time Reversal invariance, maybe I can come up with a theory of good restaurants at the beginning of the universe too? All facetiousness aside, I guess (almost) all publicity is good, but we’ll probably do better when Angels and Demons hits the big screen.

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3 Responses to “More press!”

  1. Nathan says:

    What about the Big Bang Burger Bar?

  2. Katie says:

    Nuclear physics experts, eh? That aside, my favorite quiz show host got things pretty much right…

  3. Steve says:

    I completely forgot about the Big Bang Burger bar! That’s great news, because there really isn’t a place to get a decent hamburger in Geneva, so if we reproduce the conditions of the Big Bang, their will be one more place to eat. And it shows that the radio show non-expert was in fact wrong! Although it is good to check ones sources…

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