>>14304130I don't mean it assume the form of a cookie, I mean the structure of the blast takes on tactile characteristics of the cookie, and you use a photon of a specific energy concentration to do it. The logic behind this conclusion is that is that secondary forces play a heavy hand in our characterization of solids and fluids, with photon exchange superseding With the right orientation, there doesn't seem to be any explicit rule or law in particle physics that prohibits this outcome.
