Physics: If elementary particles have no internal structure, how do they have different properties?
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The structure means the spatial arrangement of individual parts. Since the elementary particles have no individual parts, they also have no inner structure. But you can have a spin that you can imagine as an arrow in the room. However, this is a quantum-mechanical arrow and its direction is quantum-mechanical indefinite. This spin is also related to the room, but it is not called an inner structure.
they’re not Lego bricks. The fact that properties have to do with shape is a macroscopic habit. This way of thinking is not approaching the standard model.