FUNDAMENTALLY WEIRD.

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      And now the tiny, pristine sphere of positive charge of my physics education has become a sea of quarks and antiquarks with three valence quarks bobbing on its surface, all held together by gluons. British geneticist J.B.S. Haldane (1892- 1964) would have been delighted to read " Primordial Soup", by Clara Moskowitz. At large scales, we see stars, galaxies, supernovae and black holes; at medium scale, we see molecules, DNA, proteins, molecular machinery and life itself. [Extracted from the article]
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