Quote: "That is the explanation, but not worded properly. It is the interaction, and none interaction that creates threading of particles, and that creates mass. The threading process. Like beads on a string, but more like water through a hose. That's the physics that I use. You power a boat with a water jet through the boat, and it locks it to the water. You try to pull the boat out, and it is heavy with the flow. The gyroscope spins, and threads itself, and does the same thing. Cause, and effect.. not mass creates mass."
You say I didn't word it properly, but your explanation is pure nonsense. I don't claim to understand quantum mechanics very well, I just have a rough idea. I know the Higgs particle differentiates between different kinds of particles, and slows some of them down (giving them mass), and some pass straight through (massless particles like photons). If a Higgs particle comes in the way of another Higgs particle and they both slow each other down, then they both have mass. Beads on a string and water through a hose don't explain it any more simply than that.
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Of course, does this mean that empty space, a vacuum, has mass? Interesting..
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