Particles, Molecules, Atoms, Isotopes, Nuclear Stability and Radiation
- rough (Study of Particles, from a child's POV)
  - What makes things different?
  - Things seem to be different, yet some things that seem unique are combinations of other things
  - Are all things that seem unique really combinations of other things too?
  - But if that is so, how can "things that make up other things" exist in the first place "to make up other things"?
  - That would be a perspective of eternal co-dependence at the deepest level, positing the idea that fundamental entities were not "created" at one point, but had always existed (For Reader's Reference: like Jung's theory of "collective unconscious" - a realm that contains all possible archetypes; or like the Sankhya Darshana of Hinduism, which states that the universe can take any state)
  - But we also know that there are things that do exist, and have not been combined into other things yet
Principle of Half-Life (Radioactive elements undergo a process of decay in a logarithmic scale, halving in amount every N years)
Half-Life of C-14:
Atmospheric C-12 (Stable) to C-14

Elimination of Errors

Detection of Nuclear Testing