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You may want to include Frank Wilczek's insight (See Below). That is,
mass of proton?s mass comes from the relavististic masses of the
quarks and gluons. :-)
Most of the proton?s mass arises from the fact
that the quarks and gluons inside it are moving around quite
vigorously. Therefore they have a lot of energy. It is just that
energy, through the magic of m = E/c2, which accounts for most of your
mass.