So then, because there are vast quantities of empty space between the electrons and the neucleus of an atom (size for size, that is), all that empty space is really not empty, right?

That vast empty space between the parts of an atom, like the empty space between the planets and the sun, is filled with moving somethings that actually form the electrons and protons of the atoms by their movements, right?

If you get two people to stand at different areas of a small pond, and they each toss in a pebble at the same time, when the waves from those pebbles cross and form other little wavelets at their crossing, those other little wavelets that are offshoots of the pebble-waves are kind of like what electrons and protons and nutrons are with regard to loads of invisible motions of something that fills the voids between the parts of the atoms, right?

In other words, there might be countless parallel universes inhabiting what we call the "same space" that our universe inhbits, right?

So, when you stand up, and swing your arm through empty air, what you are really doing is causing zillions and zillions of actions and reactions across who knows how many parallel universes, actually building up and tearing down the electrons, protons and nutrons of the material of your arm countless numbers of times every time you swing your arm, rather than moving your arm at all, right?

Sounds extremely plausible to me, right?