Is Energy Constantly Changing Its Location?

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In summary: There is no "prevent us from being in the same reference frame of...all the subatomic particles in the universe" because those particles do not have a "self". When we talk about "the same reference frame", we are talking about the physical universe that we can observe. Everything else, including the subatomic particles, does not have a physical existence in the same way that we do.
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This thread is devolving into a series of personal interpretations of what energy is. Time to close.
 
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