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    B Proving the Existence of Particles: An Exploration

    Nope, not @Iloveyou. Spotted this thread title on https://phys.org/ and got curious. On review, seemed to be a case of people talking past each other. Thought I would try a reset of the dialog to the original question, having encountered this particular dialog disconnect phenomena in other...
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    B Proving the Existence of Particles: An Exploration

    Ware literal-mindedness. It was a play on words: macro (scopic) intuition <--> micro (scopic) observation method.
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    B Proving the Existence of Particles: An Exploration

    Good -- gets to "chunkness" as a better fit to observation compared to "fluidness."
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    B Proving the Existence of Particles: An Exploration

    Gold star on where to start the human-scale, observable mechanical analogy intuition dialog. Consider a bin (one of those 6 gallon, bi-fold top mechandise bins) containing copper BBs, another containing water. BBs observably have, and maintain against manipulation (we exclude extreme conditions...
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    B Proving the Existence of Particles: An Exploration

    Good -- gets to why the condition of a multitude of intuitive mechanical analogy models does not persist in the scientific community as experimental data accumulates. However, everyone needs to surface the very first discrminator applied in the sci-method as a requirement -- falsifiability. This...
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    B Proving the Existence of Particles: An Exploration

    Good -- relates a macroscopically observable mechanical behavior (jerky, random walk, if, heh, through a microscope), observation of this behavior in a variety of experiements by a multitude of experimentors, to ask the question what conceptual, mechanical model (analogy, metaphor, physical...
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    B Proving the Existence of Particles: An Exploration

    So let's back up. The question from Iloveyou is not about the modern theory of electrons or nor about ways to convince Iloveyou of that theory. I suggest to other participants attempting to convince Iloveyou about electrons that you missed the question. Iloveyou's query is a meta-question about...
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