worst case scenario: blackhole

i have loved science since grade school. i wanted to study physics or mathematics in highschool, though after much thought i became an architect. it's never too late i realize. but despite naive schoolgirl dreams, i know better than to risk an entire universe on a whim. granted discovery is risk. it's the very basis. but when does it become too questionable? how can we decipher between mild and extreme when our perspectives become so clouded, that for overall discovery nothing is too risky? i don't know what will happen this week when those crazy scientists turn on this machine. true, we could disappear in 38 seconds like the above animation clip.. though i'm trying to keep an open mind. maybe we get sucked into another universe.. i don't know. anything is a possibility when you do not know the odds or the affects. they are simply playing a game with the earth. granted we all die. i've accepted this. but really, do i want to die of some scientists' stupid accident...? deep, deep down, not so much. so we'll see what happens. no point in crossing my fingers for this one... in that i see little hope of this creating any impact.