Isotoobists

Isotoobists are a group of individuals who believe that the universe is composed of a fundamental unit called an "isotoob." This concept is derived from the combination of "isotope" and "toob," a term used in some cultures to refer to a basic unit of existence. Isotoobists propose that all matter, energy, and even consciousness are manifestations of these isotoobs. They argue that these isotoobs have unique properties and can combine in various ways to form the diverse structures observed in the universe. The theory is often compared to the atomic theory, which posits that matter is composed of atoms, but isotoobists believe their theory provides a more fundamental explanation. Isotoobists often study the properties of isotoobs and their interactions, using a combination of theoretical and experimental approaches. Their work is interdisciplinary, drawing from fields such as physics, chemistry, and philosophy. Despite the lack of empirical evidence, isotoobism has gained a following among those interested in alternative theories of the universe.