Abstract:  The idea is here advanced that the standard model 
is not the as yet true model of particle existence but that 
the particles themselves are all made up of a single smaller 
set of very fundamental subquantum particles among which is 
the theoretical Legotrino.  Please refresh your memory by 
rereading:
    Chapter  4 - The Snot Standard Model
    Chapter 28 - The One Particle Universe
    Chapter 38 - A Relook at the Cubic Compression Model
    Chapter 70 - Another look at the Cubic Compression Model



Okay... The main question according to this subquantum 
theory is:  How can smaller particle make up bigger 
particles?

Or, restated:

How can the legotrino and its cohorts (if it or they even 
exists) create a gazillion, gazillion protons in the cosmos; 
all which are almost exactly the same size, which in turn 
make up all the elements of the periodic chart and which are 
subsequently responsible for all the visible and invisible 
phenomenon that we, as biological gizmos, are aware of.

Well, first off, the quantum particle assembly is done under 
the very high pressures and temperatures within the plasma 
of black holes or bigger spacetime warping masses.  Worst, 
conditions of Time may or may not even exist.

Secondly, the plasmodic packing fraction of the immense 
gravitational mass is not stable or crystaline but is in a 
continous 'repacking' or resettling status.  Stated 
otherwise, the marbles don't mesh good enough to ever 
settle.  The one-particle legotrino candidate takes 
advantage of this ever changing situational conditions to glue 
itself together in ever varying subatomic configurations.  This 
lack of a crystaline packing fraction allows this subquantum 
particle assembly.

The current matter-antimatter ratio fallouts might even be 
determined by such subquantum activity.