The "hard" exploration of quantum physical science has changed our idea of the material world we live in. Particles are never again thought to comprise of basic "stuff"; rather they are viewed as groups of vitality that may make sudden transitions, "quantum leaps," and start behaving more like waves of unadulterated vitality instead of packs of associated units of vitality. This paradox affirms that reality is liquid and changing. Nothing is settled. Everything, from the largest star to the smallest particle is part of a pattern that's in constant movement; even a "strong" shake or "unmoveable mountain" is engaged in a ballet of transient vitality.
As I already referenced, the universe is dynamic, alive and interactive, and we're in it and of it, dynamic, alive and interactive ourselves.
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