Because they're merely mathematical models of what we experience. They're no more "real" than man-bear pig, although they do have predictive capabilities.
Until they don't.
Ultimately what is real is a philosophical question. Why isn't man-bear pig real? The Imagination Land story arc really delved into this question.
No, the universe is actually made of tiny rubber balls, and I've seen rubber balls so I know they're real. Fields are just mysterious vibes, like ghosts that make your hair stand on end when they pass through you.
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Because they're merely mathematical models of what we experience. They're no more "real" than man-bear pig, although they do have predictive capabilities.
Until they don't.
Ultimately what is real is a philosophical question. Why isn't man-bear pig real? The Imagination Land story arc really delved into this question.
Particles aren't?
No, the universe is actually made of tiny rubber balls, and I've seen rubber balls so I know they're real. Fields are just mysterious vibes, like ghosts that make your hair stand on end when they pass through you.
But you've never seen an electron.