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• Tom Kerwick says correctly that we do not know by what factor the magnetic field of white dwarfs is shielding them from charged cosmic rays. It may well be that this factor is large enough to explain the empirical survival of those stars from the onslaught of natural ultrafast CERN-analogous cosmic-ray generated black holes. In this case the LHC experiment is as dangerous as we always feared.

• However, there is a loophole. If my prediction that black-hole mergers generate both charged and uncharged cosmic-ray particles (published in last years’ cryodynamics paper in “Complex Systems”) is correct, it follows that the magnetic field of white dwarfs ceases to be a safeguard against cosmic rays since the uncharged fraction goes through. In this case we are likely to be safe in view of the survival of white dwarfs.

• Therefore a safety conference aimed at exculpating CERN makes excellent sense. So that all pros and cons are laid on the table before CERN is allowed to continue. The conference is of vital importance suddenly, not only for the continuation of the planet but also and in the first place for the continuation of CERN.

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I leave again.

Your supporters are losing their nerves.

I am sure you can give us at least ten names of influential people dealing with dynamic systems who can be asked whether they support your claims in reality or whether your statement ist again simply born out of the megalomania inside your head.

I doubt it