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Do Physical Events Only Involve One Interaction?
If you go deep enough, past molecules, atoms, quarks, and such as that, do you have only one interaction going in every possible event? It doesn't have to be string theory.
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Are there infinitesimal particles that are always made up of something else? Could this be real, if 0.99999... = 1
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- BluebootzLv 51 decade agoFavourite answer
"If you go deep enough, past molecules, atoms, quarks, and such as that, do you have only one interaction going in every possible event?"
Now...I don't have the language for the answer that you are currently looking for.
(You do However, have my attention).
- Anonymous1 decade ago
question:do physical events only involve one interaction?
yes,it is.
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