Grains of Sand

In Chongqing, on the rooftop at four o'clock in the morning, Lu Chenyi's quantum probe penetrated the last layer of substructure inside the electron. There is another layer below. There are more below. An infinite cascading grid of hexagonal fractals extends infinitely deeper into the depths—there is no end. There is never an end. His father, Lu Yuanshan, a retired geologist, was silent on the other end of the phone for a long time. The grid you mentioned - I have seen exactly the same one in quartzite slices in Xing'an Mountains. 1983. I thought it was equipment diffraction and threw the film away. I threw it away. You picked it up for me. Does matter have the most basic unit? Is there an end to scale? If there is never a bottom inside an electron - then is our universe also embedded in a grain of sand under someone else's feet? And who is the one who lays down the infinite layered grid on the lowest layer of matter?