However, I am one of those who believe that lifespan of quarks is even much smaller than 3.0 X 10-25s (much less than 1 x 10-33s) making particularization of quarks almost undetectable. Quark is an instable transition state of ultra-high density fluid of low viscosity energy (matter) that hadronizes (quarkizes if you will) remarkably rapid as you have exactly mentioned.

Again, CMS scientists might soon unroot the very fluid / plasma structure of quarks which to us behave like particles for their ultra-density and charge contribution to structuring hadrons. Quarks are ultra-high density fluids that alone are characterized by their ultra-unstable and undetectable geometry; they are various transition states on their trajectory to hadronization in unthinkably short lifespans.