There is no difference between Elementary Particles and Photons - by definition a photon is an elementary particle.
This is so stupid as it would be to claim that there is no difference between a flying cow without any mass;
http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:...npd3bw&t=1&usg=__DfakVqCMojSbOIuTBgEjAL-__gY=
And a cow with mass
http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:...eDbYQU&t=1&usg=__i2c9bEFwzA91Cd1YHoS07i4U3JE=
Because a cow is a cow.
there is no border between “low speed” and “high speed".
Good RC, I just wanted to puut you attention to that point...
You are ignorant enough to randomly assign "kinetic resistance" k (= (1 - γ) where γ is the Lorentz factor) the units of acceleration when it is a units number.
According to the equation you refer to you are fooling you self.
The only thing we can use “c” (c ²) for, - is to compared “v” with something impossible to reach.
It is therefore also wrong to call “c” a “limit” because in this case the limit cannot be reach. (matter cannot reach c)
It is a “fictive” value without any units, and therefore without the units “meter” since there is no motion at that speed.
It is rather: a point ZERO, -
a point without any motion, and therefore without unit. .
It is like asking you the question how fast can you run compared to a wall of concrete.
Dont tell me the wall must have the unit meter.
So the equation is : v²/c² must be understood as:
v(meter/second)
² /
c(no unit)
²
Not surprisingly the result is still (meter/second)² - But also a factor, because even though Hans is 2 meter tall it can also mean that 2 meter = 10.000 bricks, - as mentioned before.
So who is the stupid my friend ?