I really don’t get the prevalence of the attitude “If we don’t see it with light, it does not exist”.
Is it that improbable that there is some matter which does not interact with light?
imo, similar argument could be made to deny existence of atoms - we cannot see it directly.
A big argument for “not all matter must necessarily interact electromagnetically” is that we know of particles which don’t interact with the strong force - why should that fundamental force be special?
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I really don’t get the prevalence of the attitude “If we don’t see it with light, it does not exist”. Is it that improbable that there is some matter which does not interact with light? imo, similar argument could be made to deny existence of atoms - we cannot see it directly.
A big argument for “not all matter must necessarily interact electromagnetically” is that we know of particles which don’t interact with the strong force - why should that fundamental force be special?