Dear Sir,
Your essay brings out certain interesting facts, some of which may not be pure coincidence. 9 x 2 or 6 x 3 could be the reason, which needs to be investigated further.
The views of Wheeler have to be considered carefully in the light of the Copenhagen Interpretation, which does not enjoy its earlier status. Information must be about something. Hence that something and not information is more fundamental.
There is much confusion about what constitutes mass. Some wrongly claim that Higgs boson provides mass to the universe. If mass is provided by the Higgs boson as well as via strong interaction, then either the link between these two processes or the difference between the two types of masses has to be considered.
In any equation, the left hand side represents freewill, as we are free to choose or change the parameters. The right hand side represents determinism, because once we choose the parameters, the reaction is deterministic. The equality sign represents the special conditions (like temperature threshold in transition states of chemical reactions) necessary for the reaction to take place. Thus, both sides of the equation are not always interchangeable. In the case of mass-energy equation, since energy always moves or inflates mass and vice versa, the ratio is fixed (c^2 does not represent the dynamical velocity, but a fixed quantity). But this does not make mass and energy interchangeable. If we convert a gram of carbon or LPG to energy, it will be easily proved to violate the equation. Thus, the standard pattern of calculating mass by dividing the energy by c^2 is not correct.
We have a different theory according to which, the accepted value of the charge of the quarks contain an error element of 3%. In stead of -1/3 and +2/3, they should be -4/11 and +7/11 in units of electron charge of -1. This makes the charge of protons +10/11 and that of neutrons -1/11. From this we have theoretically derived the value of the fine structure constant alpha as 7/960 (~1/137) and 7/900 (~1/128 at 80GeV). There is a relationship between matter and energy. Similarly, there must be some relationship between mass and charge. In some experiments, the charge-to-mass ratio is the only quantity that can be measured directly. The 2006 CODATA recommended value is e/me= 1.758820150(44)テ--10^11 C/Kg. CODATA refers to this as the electron charge-to-mass quotient. Applying the formula Mpr/Mel≈1836.15, you can calculate the charge-to-mass quotient of protons and compare with the known values.
We will soon vote for you,
basudeba