I don't understand your objection. It appears that neutrinos are mostly inferred.
Can neutrino-behavior be accurately predicted?
If the answer is no, then how do we know that what causes its detection, when it does happen, is in fact "a neutrino"?
Perhaps the scientific way and the...
I'd say that a pretty big difference. We have two very big differences between a neutrino and other particles. Could they perchance be connected?
I'm not saying that backs the idea of information. I am just guessing, I admit. How is "a neutrino" established? I can read about detection on...
I posted this question on two philosophy sites, but so far I have gotten no meaningful responses, predictably so because I'll admit this is a rather far-our idea. But wherever laws deemed absolute are broken, trying to deduce the explanation from the known and understood is not going to work...