Re: CERN Atom Smasher May End the World

In article <geqdnR_MEI6bZJfVnZ2dnUVZ_oSunZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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max@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Erik Max Francis) says...

> Then maybe, you know, you should go hog wild and read what general 
> relativity has to say on the subject.  Because it simply isn't a 
> problem, despite what you think.

I get the impression that you think "general relativity" is some sort of 
magical mantra that automatically wins an argument.  I assume you are 
thinking of the Kerr-Neuman Metric, which does not imply what you seem 
to think it implies.  Changing the shape of the event horizon does not 
imply that an electrical field can exit the event horizon.  You also 
seem to be hung up on conservation of charge, which has been determined 
to be invalid for decades now.  If any conservation law holds, it would 
be C-P-T, and the change of the direction of time between the two event 
horizons has some implications for that.

I find it humorous that you seem to think you can squirt a charged 
particle into a black hole and perform a Millikan oil drop experiment on 
it.  However, if quantum black holes exist, and if we can manage to do 
experiments with them, we might find out if it is possible for an 
adequate electrical charge to expose a ****d singularity.  That would be 
an interesting experiment.