Dave,
you asked:
> What practical difference(s),in terms of human experience, would it make
> if this theory were true?
>
> Or even if this was never somehow "proven" to be "true" to a majority of humans,
>
> Could it still be a "good" theory?
>
What difference was making, at the Leucippus and Parmenide's times, to discuss about atoms? This is Philosophy. Infinite, maybe useless, beautiful discussions. At those times, the question: "what is matter?" had an underlying question: "How can we control nature?"
I think one underlying question is "Where does our awareness come from?"
Ciao
Marco
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