Could Mass Arise Without the Higgs Boson?
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The article discusses the possibility of mass arising without the Higgs boson, sparking a discussion on alternative theories of mass generation, including the role of torsion and spin in particle physics.
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Biasing potentials through scalar waves, pulse width modulation, and the like. Yes! At some level the true secrets of reality may be unraveled and recast in new forms or purposes.
I'm sure that, if we manage to do that, the owners of our sandbox will stop it, patch, and restore to a point before the successful escape.