Beyond Higgs (Introduction)

by David Turell , Saturday, December 01, 2012, 18:49 (4376 days ago) @ dhw


> Well, does it? The trouble is, scientists congratulate themselves on discovering the truth, and then they congratulate themselves when they discover that...um...the truth actually wasn't the truth. So with this "wonderfully self-correcting enterprise", how can anyone know at any given moment what IS the truth?-The easy stuff was done last century. They have to keep pounding on matter in the LHC's to see what else might underlie matter. Not all the energy particles have been found, so the family is incomplete. What is presently known is coherent.