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The Higgs Boson isn't an atom...it's a boson, hence the name. It also does not prove String theory. It's a particle predicted by the Standard Model. And they didn't exactly find it at CERN, they found a particle that fits its description. I don't have a particularly good grasp on particle physics though.
Also, about black holes, yes, we can't observe them. We predict that they contain a singularity at their center, but all we can see is their event horizon, and we describe them based on their mass, rotation, and charge.
Also, it seems like he may not understand what quantum entanglement is...