> Timothy Sutter wrote: a fundamental particle is accompanied by and encased in an -intrinsic- spacial void which buffers it's intrusion by any other partical which prevents such a particle from being further reduced, a fundamental irreducible partical so, two dots screaming towards each other can -not- crash because of these -intrinsic- spacial

a fundamental particle is accompanied by and encased in an -intrinsic- spacial void which buffers it's intrusion by any other partical which prevents such a particle from being further reduced, a fundamental irreducible partical so, two dots screaming towards each other can -not- crash because of these -intrinsic- spacial voids which tends to push each other 'out of the way,' as it

a fundamental particle is accompanied by and encased in an -intrinsic- spacial void which buffers it's intrusion by any other partical which prevents such a particle from being further reduced, a fundamental irreducible partical so, two dots screaming towards each other can -not- crash because of these -intrinsic- spacial voids which tends to push each other 'out of the way,' as it

a fundamental particle is accompanied by and encased in an -intrinsic- spacial void which buffers it's intrusion by any other partical which prevents such a particle from being further reduced, a fundamental irreducible partical so, two dots screaming towards each other can -not- crash because of these -intrinsic- spacial voids which tends to push each other 'out of the way,' as it