OK, the original post was too long (15,000 characters) and too much against the mainstream; I admit it!

What about the most important characteristic of this particle, i.e. the pulsing between a particle state and a wave state. It would be little packets of energy that “want” to interact with other such wave/particles. Interaction takes three forms, fusing, getting in the way of, and crossing paths.

Fusing occurs when two such particles express their particle phase in the same place at the same time. The fused particles combine in a forward momentum that “curves” the angular path of the two former wave/particles.

“Getting in the way of” occurs when one particle expresses its particle phase in the path of, i.e. in the wave phase of another wave/particle. There is a transfer of energy and the path of both particles is “curved” by the interaction.

“Crossing paths occurs when two particles cross paths in their wave state, “curving” the path of both particles.

These particles emerge from a big bang. They combine and stabilize under certain conditions that allow for various types of stabilized particles. These stabilized particles become the quantum particles which then form atomic particles, atoms, and through nucleosynthesis form heavier elements that eventually will themselves end up in a future black hole somewhere.

I know this is speculation about things that can’t be tested or proven yet. I’m just wondering if there are any comments or if there is anything about known physics that says no such wave particle is possible below the quantum particle level. Don’t hold back; rip it apart with good science. No personal attacks please, .