Are there really mad scientists?

Question

Concern

By Cynthia S.

Inspired by Neon and Elaine P.

Switzerland, CERN

Great Hadron Collider

scientists attempting

to create mini Black Holes.

hope one doesn’t get out.

we have too many now.

Answer 1

Mad Genius...Never met a Happy one !!!

Except at Nobel Prize Time ...We do not need to Make Mini Holes of anything That which we do not understand or are capable of extended space flight ,,,,,,,,Ever think  that one of those "MINI BLACK HOLES will suck us up .....Then What??......

Answer 2

Most likely just mad poets.  Lovely little poem.

Answer 3

Behind every mad scientist

there is a mad politician.

Yes, I do believe.

Answer 4

Probably.

Maybe the tea trolley was late. <g>

Seriously, I know a number of absolutely brilliant scientists who work (or have worked) for our national scientific research group. Most of them would be considered totally weird by the average person. But their greatest skill is being able to think outside the box, and yet see clearly enough to take the steps to make their ideas work.

I understand that this is what they do in their work, but it's amazing to see it first hand -- when it's a practical joke!

Answer 5

Yes, your poetry is descriptive of the bit of madness in all scientists. However, if there weren't we would still be back in the Stone Age.

Answer 6

Madness or genius?

condemn or exalt?

thin the line between

judgment day decides?

Black holes are tears from the universe.  We do need to limit.

Answer 7

You better believe it!  Great poem.

Answer 8

You beat me to a poem, there!! Well done.

Answer 9

Yes. Mad and at the same time very clever.

Answer 10

A troll

by any other name

Might be as black

if we didn't have black holes in the universe the stars would look dimmer.