Does Dirac Mass, the cross-chiral LR coupling, come from some interaction with the "distant masses," as Mach's principle says they must? If so, what is the mechanism?

Marcus Cohen, New Mexico State professor.

(See paper "Inertial Mass from Spin Nonlinearity.") The vacuum expectation values of global (vacuum) fermionic condensing in R-L pairs can couple local fermionic envelopes, i.e., particles.

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Does Dirac Mass, the cross-chiral LR coupling, come from some interaction with the "distant masses," as Mach's principle says they must? If so, what is the mechanism?