ET doesn't understand Feynman diagrams so, unfortunately, he's promoting a common
fallacy: a Feynman diagram on its own is kind of a visual non-sequitur. Generally speaking, they are used in combination. How many? That depends on what particle interactions you're calculating. Here's a
recent example: "...
we have evaluated all 12,672 diagrams..." Clearly, even the
visual aid of Feynman diagrams breaks down well before that number.