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If the vacuum contains all these Higgs bosons, at expectation of <246> GeV in vacuum, why isn't there a cosmological constant, given the vacuum an energy density of 246 GeV^4 , instead we see dark energy at a few meV^4. Could just say that the graviton doesn't couple to the Higgs at all, but doesn't that violate the
equivalence principle. Do we need another tachyonic world, which has a tachyo-Higgs at -246 GeV to cancel
out the vacuum energy? Is there any other way to solve this mystery?
equivalence principle. Do we need another tachyonic world, which has a tachyo-Higgs at -246 GeV to cancel
out the vacuum energy? Is there any other way to solve this mystery?