1) LHC is failing to provide evidence to support the SUSY theory*
2) The String Theory (how long is a piece of string? *troll face*) is also kinda crap because it leads to the Multiverse theory, saying there are roughly 10^500 universes and only ours is the Goldilocks one which is tweaked perfectly enough to sustain life
3) The LHC is also facing problems in that it has not discovered the illusive, mysterious Dark Matter - think of this as the perfect Somali husband; girls & ladies alike (depends which stage they're at in the mental/emotional development) calculate infinite probabilities and scenarios of his traits and behaviour, to no avail. We know he exists out there somewhere because all of us (for Dark Matter this is all visible matter) could not exist without it. All we know is that it's important, very dense (take that to mean whatever you like
) non-EM spectrum particle (i.e. not a photon). It's also important in maintaining the accelarated expansion of the visible parts of the universe (read that as: the motivator for rapid development amongst the Xalimos) in that it accounts for the "missing mass" to explain their expansion (what is the universe expanding into? Or where are the Xalimos going with this rapid development?). I love Dark Matter and Dark Energy. We have a joke in th eworld of Physics - anything you know nothing about is Dark. Endless jokes (!) 
4) Finally, there are too many constants that have to be just-so in Physics (e.g/ Planck's constant, electron mass, speed of light, gravity, etc) which are all simply too perfect & fine tuned. An analogy is as if all humans were balanced on a scale held by a hair strand... simply impossible to fathom (un-bettable odds of 10^17?!). This is what Physicists term Naturalness - too much bloody fine-tuning that code, trigonometry & algebra fail to explain.
In light of all of that LHC failure (harsh word!) particle physics may just die out or they would have to run around in circles, and drive people like me crazy by changing everything we've been teaching kids since time began. Remember that feeling when Pluto was deemed no longer a planet? Sidaan u qalbi-jabay garan maysid. Multiply that disgusting feeling of a childhood lost by 600. Muraar dillaac...
What if, though, particle physicists just admit that maybe, maybe they don't have all the answers. If all the visible universe is composed of less than 5% of the perceived universe, and within that our planet and everything inside it is a pathetically small 0.000000001% (Dark Matter & Energy combined = more than 95%) then how the hell can you try understand something so big? That's too big a giant leap for mankind. Before they dismiss this, mayb-maybe, erm, er.., umm, God involved? It's not that ridiculous, because by their calculations, the nucleus inside the sperm should be able to investigate and examine remnants of genetic codes left from his owner's 100th (or more) ansestor. I'm talking about light years here, so I'm being a bit generous with the numbers (could be 100,000th ancestor?!)
In general, this was a sharing exercise, so let me know what your thoughts are.
Notes:
*SUSY: in CERN, particle physisicts were kinda puzzled why the Higgs-Boson & other significant particles showed up as "light" disturbances on the Higgs field** inside the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) , when the calculations of their mass-energy and collisions suggested that they should be much lager. SUSY is a theory that gives each typical particle from the Standard Particle Model (y'all know these, protons, neutrons, electrons, and smaller/larger fundamental ones in the realm of quarks)
**Higg's Field: the field where all particles are shooting through within the LHC cylinders. It's made by the largest & most powerful superconducting magnets, operating at near-space temperatures of -271 degrees Celcius.
