"What is temperature? Temperature is energy ..."
Show the mathematics that supports this claim. " ... and energy is mass."
Show the mathematics, not just putting up the letters 'M' and 'EE" which do not appear in mathematical equations.
"Something that is hotter weighs more than something that is colder."
So something that is proportional to another thing is that thing?
"Temperature is not hard since it is not axiomatic."
In other words, temperature is easy because it does not involve physics. Physics is a science. One does have to provide empirical support and put that support to work in equations.
"The mass that defines temperature is hard because mass is what everything is made of and mass is simply something in which we must believe."
This is not even theoretical physics. That is unless theoretical physics no longer needs to show the mathematics for its "beliefs". In that case,
"Mass is simply mass, an identity."
In other words, you don't know what mass is. You don't know because mass has never been defined. The physics method of defining properties has always been, and rightfully so, to define a property in terms of pre-existing properties. That way the empirical evidence tells you what you need to know about mass. The alternative is to not know. "Its an identity." It should be physics.
"Likewise for action. Action has no definition and is a pure belief or identity. Action is simply action."
Again, you are saying you don't know how to learn what action is? The methodology of historical physics, before theoretical physic is took rule, will show you how to learn what things are.
So I haven"t done quantum phase because its too hard!? When I do it, it will follow the same practice I have presented in my work: Empirical evidence is a must and the mathematics is a must. Beliefs are for stuffing theoretical holes.
James Putnam