01 January 1970 7 5K Report

Or Is Antimatter the Fearsome Hindu Deity Shiva of Physics That:

1. Prevents antimatter from having any place in the ontology of physics? Even though antimatter is ubiquitous in the universe - from the galaxies to the elementary particles like mesons, and also everywhere in infinite space. Even the purest of the pure, the light photon (like the mesons. but of variable mass/energy) is made up of matter-antimatter particle pair that can be resolved to two of their constituent particles if they have stable existence like a pair of electron and positron.

2. Makes the epistemology of physics endlessly wander around from the unfathomable infinite number of universes to the dark alley of particle physics; in search of the absolute and the "fearful symmetry"?

3. Blinds physics from seeing the dialectical contradiction of a) the infinite in the finite, b) of the virtual in the real and c) of the vice versa?

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