Physicists narrow search for solution to proton spin puzzle

I think I should probably try to explain how that image appears in my own theory. The Gluons would be gravity flowing through the chambers that I have which I simply call fractals. So I have 6 chambers where the Glouns are spiralling. There is a central chamber which is a quantum hole, and the hole steers the gravity, along with membranes which are laid out in Newton's Kissing Problem in the Image as 2D... 6 chambers around 1 hole. The Gravity then obeys its own physical laws that if it gets trapped it bumps into the central hole where it switches into negative mass. The Quarks appear to be holes in the membranes for gravity to escape through. These holes rotate to point at the area of least resistance, and can be altered by observation, because observation is part of the area of least resistance. They usually point at the area where gravity is going next. Gravity when trapped will make its own area of least resistance by becoming a hole. The next Gluon shape therefore would include virtual holes. Spin I presume is aligned by the shape of the holes through the area of least resistance. But I don't really formulate the physics, I change them into arrays, and use gravity as a number which should automatically calculate its own journey. So say Gravity is a 1 then a chamber contains gravity, so then I can calculate what happens to that chamber next. It makes it a bit hard for me to fully understand what is happening, because the program is supposed to sort itself out without my help.