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There are no known or theoretically proposed particles that do not exhibit a gravitational interaction. Gravity acts as a fundamental boundary condition on observable phenomena in the universe. The discussion highlights the need for quantum theories of gravity to address the implications of this gravitational interaction on particle behavior and the structure of spacetime.

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Are there any known or theoretically proposed particles that do not exhibit a gravitational interaction?
 
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So then, in a sense, it seems that gravity is sort of like a confinement or boundary condition on observable phenomena. How do quantum theories of gravity address this?
 
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