 Quote by Buckeye
I have not referred to any particular particles. I'm simply asking if Feynman's statement is true or not?
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I already told you that Feynman statement is still valid, independently of which type of mass you are interested in. I do not ask you whether you refer to any
specific or "particular" particle. I ask you whether you refer to
fundamental particles, like e.g. quarks, and by contradistinction to, for instance, the proton.
The Higgs mechanism allows you to have massive fundamental particles in the standard model.