It’s okay. Nothing really matters. We don’t actually exist..

[*BlackFox]

anyway. Or so the Higgs Boson particle suggests

IT took $10 billion, the world’s largest particle accelerator and decades of research, but now scientists are convinced: The universe doesn’t exist. Or at least it shouldn't.

So, is it back to the drawing board or should we all vanish in a puff of logic?

The nature of the newly discovered Higgs Boson particle appears to point to the universe blinking out of existence mere moments after the Big Bang. “This is an unacceptable prediction of the theory … if this had happened, we wouldn’t be around to discuss it!” one of the researchers who discovered this discrepancy stated. When the data from the world’s most expensive experiment is plugged into the physics “equation for everything”, otherwise known as the Standard Model, it comes up trumps.

But don’t worry, say British cosmologists: It probably just means we’ve missed something. Australian astrophysicist Dr Alan Duffy agrees.

“I love this idea of bringing together two discoveries found at the biggest extremes of size you can imagine. From studying the Higgs Boson at tiny scales much smaller than an atom to (potentially) measuring Inflation by searching into the distant past of our enormous universe.”

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[Bartic]

If they use the term "God particle", all of their arguments are invalid.

[BuDo]

I find what they've discovered very interesting...But it does touch base with something most of us can relate to....which is our own existence... Our existence is impossible from a logical point of view but yet, in some capacity or another, we are here...

[*BlackFox]

we are here...

That's all that really matters. xD

[TheDrop]

What if the moment we realize we don't exist is when we stop existing?

[Ganja]

What if the moment we realize we don't exist is when we stop existing?

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[omier]

What if the moment we realize we don't exist is when we stop existing?

Indeed, like realising you're in a dream and waking up soon after.

If they use the term "God particle", all of their arguments are invalid.