[soycd]

Considering that both big and small have no finite limits, there is no limit to the discoveries yet to be made.

[JRandomFreeper]

Planck length may set a limit on the small side. That's what they told us at culinary school, anyway. We didn't spend much time on particle physics. Knife skills... that was forever, though.

/johnny

[dkazz]

Absolutely.

[AustinBill]

That’s what makes it all so much fun. Matter is an emergent property of consciousness and consists of chosen observations in an infinite sea of potential. So the more we ‘know’ the more we ‘see’. But all we’re really doing is playing with the illusion while imagining we’re ‘discovering’ the things we’re making up.

[steve86]

Considering that both big and small have no finite limits, there is no limit to the discoveries yet to be made.

This is qualitative, though -- discovery of a new way in which building block particles can be combined. You can't have limitless permutations and combinations of quarks because most would violate quantum chromodynamics and other field theory.