Multiple Choice
Montero points out the problem that if we define "physical" in terms of today's physics and then a new particle is discovered tomorrow, that particle would
A) Be physical.
B) Be nonphysical.
C) Change our definitions again.
D) Throw us into Hempel's dilemma.
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