How has the Large Hadron Collider skewed the probability distribution in our area of the universe by searching for the Higgs Boson?

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I will let you know that the Higgs Boson does not exist.
When the LHC did a previous experiment of simulating the big bang, before the previous one that caused a media frenzy of that it could possibly destroy the world, a similar experiment occured.
What puzzles the scientists is how energy can spontaneously change to mass.

Scientists, as they do, created a baseless theory as to why this happens, and then made up their deluded theory about why this happens. That's the thing about being a quantum physicist. You can make up a reason for why something works the way it does, then invent your own formula to explain why it works. That's why aspects of string theory keep being proven wrong time and time again.

Scientists hypothesised that the Higgs Boson particle was responsible for changing energy to mass. However when they checked for this particle years ago, in conditions just like the big bang, this particle was not detected!