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HopCat
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I would like to know what your, and the general physics community think about whether the elementary particles we recognise today such as fermions, bosons and leptons are truly indivisible or are just made out of something smaller.
People named the atom 'the atom' because it mean indivisible, are we just at another stage of not knowing what comes next?
Thanks in advance for your opinions
People named the atom 'the atom' because it mean indivisible, are we just at another stage of not knowing what comes next?
Thanks in advance for your opinions