Why are bosons the carriers of energy, not fermions?

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Is there any specific reason as to why in most of the energy transfer process, bosons are the carriers of energy and not fermions?
 
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Sabarnya said:
Is there any specific reason as to why in most of the energy transfer process, bosons are the carriers of energy and not fermions?
Please post this in the proper forum. :smile:
 

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