Probably going to just add more confusion to the blend than anything with this comment but…
It is my sincere belief that most of the quantum effects that are described are actually illusions. For example, short-lived particles arising from fluctuating quantum fields - if they actually existed we would likely observe some form of life harvesting that energy.
I mean hell, this is not outside the boundary of evolution, gecko feet use quantum effects to stick the walls.
I think a lot of this theoretical physics dealing with fields and virtual particles is the same situation, it’s only the presentation of an effect but not “real”.










Good comment, I’ll read it a few more times before I respond more in-depth.
But I think if this was real it (as currently understood) completely breaks the fundamental concepts of relativity and reference frames?