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Music What's the point of building bigger and bigger colliders?

Other than the obvious fun and awesomeness of it all, it's a machine that opens up the subatomic world.

It's not just because we like to see things go boom, though of course we do,

but because we want to know what happens when you pull things apart. What's inside me? What's

inside you? What's inside everything? At the root of it all is a desire to dig as deep as we can

to the very nature of matter, to hope to reveal its inner workings

and understand how it all comes together to make our amazing, crazy, and delicious world.

Is the universe made of quarks and leptons and dark matter?

Or is it made of strings, or shmings, or badabings?

Right now we don't know, we might never know. Or one day we might build

a collider powerful enough to show us the universe's fundamental Lego bricks. Then we can turn

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