Well, truth be told, even despite this, I'd still prefer to really really know the truth about quarks. Hahah, but my previous posts I made, especially ones like "Post-skeptic Paranoiaism" indicate that one hundred years of science and a lot of references in books cause me to see dark parallels to theology, considering that I cannot actually experience a quark in a way that gives me or anyone a definite answer.

I still feel in the dark, no matter what research I do, because the logic doesn't really point strongly in either direction. Otherwise I'd have been much easier convinced.

As it is, quantum physics scientists are still talking about "probability" and "uncertainty," with attached arguments talking about things like 'Free will" vs "Determinism," which I cannot help but see as a weakness.

It is not reality that is infallible in this sense. I simply do not think humans in the year 2022 are such masters of physics.