
Originally Posted by
Raymond K

Originally Posted by
DrRocket

Originally Posted by
Raymond K
body->
organs->
tissue->
cell-organelles->
compounds->
molecules/elements/atoms->
protons/neutrons/electrons->
positrons/alpha particles/beta particles->
quarks/lip.. etc.->
(String theory blah blah blah)->
E=MC^2 also means mass equals energy divided by the speed of light squared->
Mass is made of energy->
Energy is made up of->
nothing.... I herby conculude we are made up of nothing!
Can you disprove me?
You have disproved yourself. You were fine up until your last statements which contradict evrything else that your said. Mass and energy are the same thing. Neither is nothing.
"Mass and energy are the same thing" A photon is energy and has volume but no mass. Energy is the makeup of matter.
Okay here use logic
Energy has no mass, and every mass is made of energy...
So energy is the basic component of mass and somehow no mass(energy) configures to make mass.
Concluding at the simple most form of matter we go into no mass at all but only something that takes up space energy
You just keep digging yourself in deeper don't you?
What makes you think that a photon has volume ? If so, what is that volume ?
Energy most cetainly has mass. What do you think Einstein meant when said

? Do you think he was joking ? Photons not only are affected by gravity, they affect gravity thenselves. John Archibald Wheeler studied the possibility of creating significant gravitational fields using NOTHING BUT PHOTONS. He called such things "geons".
At the most simple form of matter, elementary particles, you would find that quantum field theories model them as bits of energy that have mass but no volume, quite the opposite of your notions.
Why don't you try using some logic yourself. You might also try to learn a bit of physics. Here is some suggested reading that might help you:
QED by Richard Feynman
The Discovery of Sub-Atomic Particles by Steven Weinberg
The Feynman Lectures on Physics by Feynman, Leighton and Sands
Introspection will not work. Aristotle tried it and it held back science for centuries.