Are there any known or theoretically proposed particles that do not

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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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