Yeah, or maybe baby Murdoch is worried that his stuff is next. Have to buy some service providers then.

You have no idea how wrong you are. And I don't just mean the flat earth society (yes, there still is one). For many, many of the faithful, the basic laws of physics, biology, geology, and yes, mathematics, exist only at the mercy of their favorite omnipotent invisible buddy. Ask an "educated" bible believer how the impossibilities of a seven day creation, halting the sun in the sky, or changing water into wine are possible, and they don't say that gravity (momentum, conservation of energy, etc.) don't exist, just that they were temporarily suspended for the particular instance, and then put right back in place if necessary. And the less well educated have more faith in the miracle than willingness to disturb their comfortable worldview with the facts. Even in countries with a strong public education system, given the choice between some miracle and gravity, evolution, conservation of mass/energy etc. I think, to the contrary, science gets thrown out by a BIG majority.

Hey, wait a minute! That's my wife. . .

Keeping antimatter safe is easy; you can just stuff it in a shoe box, as long as the shoe box is made of antimatter.

What you need is a Holiday . . .in Cambodia

"We are all lying in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars"

                                                                                                      -Oscar Wilde

Hurry, boy.