Lost in Math
What does this mean for the future of science and technology?I find it fascinating that so much interesting physics has been discovered in the last century -- for example I only recently found out the neutron essentially a post WWI era discovery [1].  And yet so little fundamental physics has come by in the last 30 years.Now that there is no more increase in microstructure knowledge of the universe, will the other sciences and then technology follow in this stoppage?Arguably the Internet followed from computers which followed from transistors which followed from fundamental physical theory of atoms and electrons from less than 150 years ago.Will the lack of new physics cascade down, or is there enough "stuff" between physics and technology that tech can keep on going.[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discovery_of_the_neutron