Now according to Physics, a proton is not a true sphere, and yet, it is somehow, still considered
as an elementary particle. This, I think, is quite impossible. Just what does a proton look like;
exactly how is it composed? Well, it has a preferred axis, and when it is pushed off-axis by 45
degrees, it precesses to a new axis of 90 degrees from its original axis position. This is certainly
not the mechanics of an elementary particle. The complexities of these motions should not be
associated with any fundamentality. However, if you take ANY of these 14 vector clusters and perform the same tilting experiment, they would replicate the observed results.
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