Electrons as Donuts and Tubes of Interlinked Tori

I'm one of the people who thinks an electron is a donut shape. (image A). I also think a tube shape (image C) made of spiralling interlinked tori is one of the things that nature can do.

Interlinked 2D surfaces like image F,G and H are in symbolism in many ways.

A tube can become a donut, and visa versa. When they break, they self heal, as if they were made of little sphere magnets like image E.

Broken donuts, tubes and 2D crosslinked surfaces, like image D (nuts and bolts for party snacking), I think those, at a "teeny weeny" subatomic size is filling space in our solar system. People are coming around to the idea of very small stuff being out there.

Image A is the reason for this post. We are always surrounded by electrons in the air, but if those electrons encounter a bare copper surface, they prefer to lie flat on the surface like image A and fill all available space on the surface. Copper is diamagnetic, the atoms easily adjust the direction of their magnetic outflow, to attract and give electrons a preferred place to sit.

Last year, mainstream media blitzed us with headlines about "Electrons are round" or "Electrons are spherical". Do we trust science that gets widespread media coverage? I try not to.

A few weeks ago on a video by Bob Greenyer, he mentioned that Russian researchers have concluded that the surface of electrons is made of mini electrons, and they've calculated their size. There is some merit to calling them mini electrons... it's going to irk the standard modelers. But I'm still a fan of the yellow polka dot bikini song, and itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny nomenclature.😜