What's true about all particles is also true about electron. There's also the myth that not all particles are equal.
Maybe I don't follow the consequence of your statement, but isn't the photon quite different from an electron? It has no mass & has no anti particle that we can identify. It's also an elementary particle that doesn't get combined like quarks to make the proton
That's the myth I refer to. Antiphoton exists, it's just symmetric enough and the same as photon.
It isn't.
> Electrons, like other elementary particles, are indistinguishable from each other.