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Originally Posted by renormalised
For instance, the entire universe would have no mass at all...weigh nothing...because the matter and such within it would have no interaction at all with the Higgs Field and no Higgs Bosons would form as a consequence of the interaction. No mass...no gravity.
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That's one of the reasons why I believe electromagnetism has one frequency (overtone actually), gravitons have another, and so-on. particles which can interact with another other merely connect with a common overtone (just like beats produced between two different frequencies of sound waves).
That way, no matter how cold a universe - to be more accurate, no matter how small the number of events or how much dynamism is within the system - the pathway between electromagnetism and gravitation is nonexistent.
Gravitation can only effect electromagnetism by tidal forces and other convergent/divergent related features. These aren't interactions, they are only affects. I also believe we won't find gravity waves with devices composed of electromagnetic interactions, that includes light.
So it doesn't matter how much energy (activity) is present in the electromagnetic system (the temp), the gravitational field is focused only on the amount of energy/mass that is there. If the atomic systems are lifeless, so be it.