The question of what ultimately are the smallest particles is of little value in
big collapse process theory.
At the outer limits of the
visible universe, the
anti-event horizon exists
, and then
subatomic particle accretion mass. Sure, it is possible that as volumes of
subatomic particle accretion mass become hotter, smaller and more discrete particles exist. What we are concerned with in
big collapse process theory is the transition between
subatomic particle accretion mass and
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Why independent? At times throughout history, scientific communities have been blinded by particular theories and tended to support each other in their blindness until such time as a paradigm shift changed their culture. Remaining independent, but still accessible to scrutiny via the Internet, is better in my opinion, and can lead to scientific discovery faster................
Imagine Einstein hard at work with the leading scientists of his day, trying to get support for his theory of relativity. They would have shot him down at every turn, and he just might have given up the idea entirely as having been impossible................
Leaders emerge in the public scientific community, and decide in what ways science will be researched, and what is acceptible, and what is not. It doesn't mean that they are correct about everything. It simply means that they have power and influence................
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