What would happen if all the particle in the universe were

They don't have an inside out.

>>9145266
everything 3 dimensional has an inside out. are particle 2 dimensional?

>>9145266
Does this mean they're not 3 dimensiomal?

>>9145271
>>9145272
Lol, you think they're just 3 dimensional?

>>9145272
if everything that's 3 dimensional has an inside out but particles don't have an inside out then they can't be three dimensional.

>>9145264
What the fuck OP? that's not even wrong.

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What were black holes would reverse and spew stuff out while everything else became a black hole and collapsed on itself

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>>9145264

What's the evolutionary basis for me to Want to Cum Inside that Deer?

>>9145264
already happened. Originally things came out of the ground and then went small and climbed inside other creatures.

>>9146149
you're from /k/

>>9145264
It would probably hurt.

>>9145264

we're comprised of particles, if you flip all the particles in the universe inside out that should theoretically force everything into the 4th dimension

the bad part about this scenario is you'd most likely die from being ripped apart particle by particle

Electrons and atomic nucleai switch places, the nuclear forces fail, and all matter in the universe dissipates very rapidly.

>>9147871
Atoms aren't particles, bitch.

>>9145264
It would be the exact same

>>9145271
>>9145272
Particles are just an excitation in a field, they're not objects.

>everything 3 dimensional has an inside out
That's just because those objects are made up of different arrangements of excitations. If it was just the same arrangement all the way through then there would be no difference.

>>9145264

>What would happen if all the particle in the universe were flipped inside out?

Nothing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-duality

>>9145264
We would need to define what does it mean for a particle to be "inside out".

As a wild guess, I bet most properties are the same if you grab every vector surging from the particle and flipped its magnitude.