TOE must be able to ...

[AntonioLao]

A TOE must be able to transform pure fermions into pure bosons. Furthermore this must be done artificially since naturally it is next to impossible to change a proton into a positron and a neutral pion then to photons and together with changing an electron into a netrino and photon and also changing the neutrino into photon.

[Guille]

why is it naturally impossible to do so?

[AntonioLao]

why is it naturally impossible to do so?

Proton decays could not be detected even though experiments have been setup to find these events. Some high energy processes seem to be irreversible or at the least the reverse probability is practically zero.

[Guille]

OK,

But, anyway, why "MUST" the TOE aloud the possiblity of tranforming bosons to fermions and vice versa?

[AntonioLao]

But, anyway, why "MUST" the TOE aloud the possiblity of tranforming bosons to fermions and vice versa?

Only in the bosonic state of existence can anything turn into an isolated system and become independent of time thus lasting forever. My question, if we are completely surrounded by photons, are we then becoming an isolated system? Letting the photons become our system boundary so that no further loss of mass and energy.

[Guille]

Only in the bosonic state of existence can anything turn into an isolated system and become independent of time thus lasting forever. My question, if we are completely surrounded by photons, are we then becoming an isolated system? Letting the photons become our system boundary so that no further loss of mass and energy.

hummm.....interesting.

My answer depends in your answer to this question:

Do photons allow the flow of energy?

[AntonioLao]

Do photons allow the flow of energy?

photons are the energy and I believe if I am not mistaken after all the physics knowledge is that photons do not interact with themselves. Each photon is unique.

[Guille]

photons are the energy and I believe if I am not mistaken after all the physics knowledge is that photons do not interact with themselves. Each photon is unique.

Yes, but I mean, if another kind of energy/froce from outside, and we are in the way, but we are surrounded by photons, do these energies and forces affect us?
For example, consider the hypothetical case, and answer me this:

Would gravity affect to an entity that is FULLY covered by photons?

[AntonioLao]

Would gravity affect to an entity that is FULLY covered by photons?

No. Unless the hypothetical graviton can get through?

[Guille]

No. Unless the hypothetical graviton can get through?

But how can a graviton go through photons whcih are COMPLETELY packed, creating an Absolutely Closed System?

This is only possible if we accept that standar tmodel is correct, and thus, that particles are 0 dimensional, which is the msot absurd thing of physics I've ever heard, how can a particle that doesn't exist in dimensions, interact? It physico-logically impossible.