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Dielectron Theory 1. Elementary particles interact with each other at a distance because from their point of view, they are not always at a distance. 2. Electrostatic interaction is not static. It is made up of sporadic interactions that appear constant only when averaged over time. 3. Much of the spreading out of matter described by quantum mechanics is really grainy matter that appears spread out only because electrostatic interaction is really sporadic. 4. When identical elementary particles come close enough to touch, they will attract each other if their spins are opposite, which is the basis for much of what is called the strong interaction. 5. A covalent chemical bond is really a dielectron, which is two electrons with opposite spins that are attracted to each other when in close proximity. 6. The electron transport chain, the essential power plant for life, shows evidence of an awareness of the existence of dielectrons, and actually appears to exploit dielectrons to obtain more energy. 7. The instability of dielectrons and their premature disintegration into individual electrons may play a role in neurological disorders.

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