The mystery of antimass chase effect

[Dihydrogen Monoxide]

Ok so when you have antimass vs mass antimass chases mass.

Why would space prefer a direction?

But then again space prefers a direction with regard to rotation:
Angular momentum as well as electromagnetism.

[bsaucer]

Assuming that the mass and antimass cannot occupy the same position, then the preferred direction of chase depends on the relative initial positions of the mass and antimass.

[Dihydrogen Monoxide]

Assuming that the mass and antimass cannot occupy the same position, then the preferred direction of chase depends on the relative initial positions of the mass and antimass.

But that means that space prefers one over the other.

I'm scared to even ask what kind of particle interactions would even play here.

[bsaucer]

But that means that space prefers one over the other.

I'm scared to even ask what kind of particle interactions would even play here.

It's gravity... mediated by gravitons (assuming gravity is quantized).

[Dihydrogen Monoxide]

It's gravity... mediated by gravitons (assuming gravity is quantized).

There is no such thing as attraction, all interactions are some kind of push. Interactions only happen on contact (even if at a slight distance).