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I misunderstood. Gluons don’t bind the nuclear particles to each other, they bind the sub-nuclear quarks into nuclear particles.

A nucleus is a balance of forces in tension. The particles are trying to fly apart at relativistic speeds, but they are held together by an even stronger force. This tension represents energy, and energy produces gravity – which is a way of saying it has mass. The vast majority of all mass in the familiar world comes entirely from that tension.

So, somehow you can take all the protons and neutrons out of a nucleus, and still have that knot of forces held in tension? Acting on “nothing”? On spacetime? On itself? Non-locally on the original particles?

Or, can these knots be created without even having a nucleus to start from?

You’re adding rape, murder, and other forms of atrocity. Seems like there’s probably a cheaper way.

Thank you, I did forget the glare.

It doesn’t really need to be tedious… My notes are jokey, full of profanity, sarcasm, and self deprecating humor

So worse than tedious

There are so many things wrong here, people don’t even have the bandwidth to complain about how the blurry, off-angle, fucking ROTATED photos of a screen contribute to this absolute dumpster fire of a post.