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Re:Has a Hungarian physics lab found a new force of nature? by iand on Wednesday May 25, 2016 @12:13PM (#11770854)
You wrote "What if there's no such a thing as <something we have studied and understood in detail for decades> and we've been observing interactions with <something we hypothesise might exist but we know next to nothing about> all along?"

Why did you jump to the conclusion that the well understood thing should be replaced by the new and unknown thing?

Re:Has a Hungarian physics lab found a new force of nature? by PepeGomez on Thursday May 26, 2016 @03:58AM (#11776370)
It doesn't seem to me like a big leap of logic to go from something being shown to be influenced by a so far unknown particle and the same thing being the result of interactions with this particle.