Darren New wrote:
> And what energy isn't mass, then, given that E=mc^2 and c is a constant?

Any energy that isn't in the *form* of mass isn't mass.  The end. 
You're basically saying that all mathematical figures are the same thing 
because they're just different representations of sets of points.

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