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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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ELI5: How will finding new particles at CERN effect my everyday life in the future?
gpt
That's the thing with fundamental research. Nobody knows. If you were born 100 years ago, you'd be asking why are we wasting time on this quantum mechanic nonsense. That turned out to enable the existence of a computer.

Once we understand how the world works, we might be able to create ways to influence it, and design applications for it. Take for example the famous Higgs boson. For a long time, it has been puzzling why some particles have mass, while others do not. A solution for this was proposed in a form of Higgs field and a Higgs particle. It's important to note that they don't just guess that some particle exists, but it is calculated that it also has certain properties. They then did the tests, and what do you know, a particle was found with the properties they calculated, so it was announced that the Higgs particle indeed exists. And this is where we can start going all scifi. What if at some point in the future, somebody discovers a method to manipulate this particle? It could essentially mean an anti-gravity device.