A model fermion has been produced in a theory of quantum gravity that establishes the existence of a mass gap and half-integralspin. The third requirement for the fermion is electric charge. We herein develop a dualism-based analysis that explains the origin of charge at the fermion scale in a primordial field theory of quantum gravity.
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