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QUANTUM INERTIAL DIPOLES ARE MECHANICALLY POLARIZED PARTICLES When Quantum Inertial Dipoles are Inertially Polarized (Head and Tails) they begin to act in like a class of fish in the Vacuum! Groups of Densified Partially Condensed Polarized Inertial Dipoles form Quantum Fields and Waves and can condense fully into Quantum Superfluids and Foam inside Standard Model Particles! The more massive end of Inertial Dipoles are considered North Positive and the Tails are South Negative. Collisions with H

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