As the economic historian Robert Higgs has documented, however, new powers often become permanent, broadly applied and unmoored from the crises used to justify them.
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Playing with particles to combine them to make atoms, molecules, …
Go one step back: tune the Higgs field to give quarks the right mass so that neutrons are heavier than protons. If not, the protons will decay quickly and we can't have atoms.
What happens if the Higgs couplings to quarks is too strong?
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