As to why a mass must then change in topology

A phenomenon with both Yau-Exact singularities in-between the superstrings that work to comprise the said phenomenon and a Yang-Mills light-cone-gauge topology may not, as such, travel at the speed of light or faster -- on account of the ensuing genus of conditionality.:  Let us say that one were to have an interconnection that was 6 radians long, via a theoretical Wilson Line that would here work to interconnect two given arbitrary phenomena.  Let us say that the so-stated genus of interconnection was of a supplemental nature that was  relatively tight.  One would then not able to, of its own accord, be able to stretch the eluded to interconnection to 2pi  radians without breaking those strands that would here work to form the initially so-stated interconnection between the two eluded to phenomena that I have eluded to as being interconnected by the eluded to strands of this given arbitrary scenario.  Likewise, any physical phenomena that are of a Kaluza-Klein light-cone-gauge topology have an abelian light-cone-gauge topology -- since this is what a Kaluza-Klein topology means.   An abelian light-cone-gauge topology is of a supplemental nature, and thus, it is not of a sinusoidal nature.  Although a sinusoidal nature has the possibility of being stretched-out further than its initially eluded to delineation is, a purely supplemental nature that is taught may not.  Yet, a supplemental interconnection that is already of a stretched-out format would already be able to be of the length that it would then here already be of, as an ansantz.  This is why a mass -- as it is normally thought of --- of both a Kaluza-Klein light-cone-gauge topology with Yau-Exact singularities in-between the superstrings that work to comprise the said mass -- must  be altered into having a Yang-Mills light-cone-gauge topology in order to go at the speed of light or faster.  Also, as an ansantz, a vast majority of the speed in a worm-hole is due to the contorsioning of space.  The alteration of light-cone-gauge topology may only be done by the right scattering amplitude, that I will not discuss in my blog.  I will continue with a reasonable amount of suspense later! Sincerely, Sam Roach.