Why doesn't the USA have a hadron collider?

Is it because they are mutts?

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We don't have one here because we use the one in Europe. You know, the one that we started funding in 1997 with a $530 billion contribution? The one that we've been funding with $21 million per year for operational costs and have already committed to until 2024? We don't need one here because we share the one in Europe. Dickhead.

It's pointless to build science apparatus that big, sophisticated and specialised for a fuck-tone money for you own use.
Same with story with ITER

Absolutely true. Good reason to collaborate in science.

The usa does have one, its not as large as the one in Switzerland/france though.

We had a bigger one under construction but congress cut the funding.

Doesn't the US already have something similar in Brookhaven?

And thank gods for that. Europe #1

Holy shit first Isreal and now this? Why the fuck are we funding all these retarded fucking ideas?