Re: What composes the mass of an electron?

You will not like this, but this theory comes from the BBT crap:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nucleosynthesis
QUOTE FROM: Big Bang nucleosynthesis
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The nuclei of these elements, along with some 7Li and 7Be are considered
to have been formed between 100 and 300 seconds after the Big Bang when
the primordial quark–gluon plasma froze out to form protons and
neutrons. Because of the very short period in which nucleosynthesis
occurred before it was stopped by expansion and cooling (about 20
minutes), no elements heavier than beryllium (or possibly boron) could
be formed. Elements formed during this time were in the plasma state,
and did not cool to the state of neutral atoms until much later.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abundance_of_the_chemical_elements
QUOTE: "Hydrogen and helium are estimated to make up roughly 74% and 24%
of all baryonic matter in the universe respectively. Despite comprising
only a very small fraction of the universe, the remaining "heavy
elements" can greatly influence astronomical phenomena."
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It comes to be, with this current theory, that ELECTRONS are just a
by-product of the decay of neutrons, the original nuclei formed
immediately after the soup of udd quarks and gluons cooled, in the first
20'.
So, all the electrons that exist come from NEUTRON DECAY.
I made this silly calculation, assuming that only H and He are present.
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According to the current BBT, these numbers represent the Universe 20
minutes after the BB. The 2% of heavier elements are dismissed, in a
gross estimation. This implies that the BBT created a neutral universe,
initially:
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75% H + 25% He = M    ; this is the mass M of the early universe
2000 H = 0.75 M      ; as an example, 2000 H atoms were created in the
first 20'
2000 H = 2000 n = 2000 p + 2000 e  ; As it was electrically neutral,
2000 neutrons appeared first. 20' after, they decayed in 1 proton and 1
electron (first H atoms).
125 He = 0.25 M  ; this is for He.
125 He = 500 n = 250 p + 250 n + 250 e  ; The 125 He atoms were formed
from 500 neutrons.
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THERE YOU HAVE IT: 2,500 NEUTRONS, FORMED BY 5,000 udd QUARKS, created
the Universe. Now multiply it by some quadrillions or more, to
contemplate all the matter (98%) that ALLEGEDLY form the Universe FROM
NOTHING.
CONCLUSION: ELECTRONS ARE NOT ELEMENTARY PARTICLES. THEY ARE A SECOND
ORDER BYPRODUCT OF NEUTRON'S DECAY, ACCORDING TO THIS SCHIZO THEORY.
BUT WHAT TO EXPECT FROM SICK, RETARDED RELATIVISTS?
BTW: IS ANYBODY WILLING TO CHALLENGE MY BASIC ARITHMETICAL CALCULATION?