Steven Weinberg on Standard Model

“The Standard Model is so complex it would be hard to put it on a T-shirt — though not impossible; you'd just have to write kind of small.”

“In the 1960s and 1970s Newton's anticipation became justified. A theory was developed, the so-called Standard Model, of strong, weak, and electromagnetic forces that describe all the forces that have ever been observed acting within atoms, molecules, or atomic nuclei. It's a theory that's quite successful in comparison with observation. Nevertheless, we have glimpses of a hidden world beneath this level of the Standard Model of things going on at very much smaller scales of distance than the size of an atomic nucleus.”