Is Local Gauge and Variance the Universe Dephon Has?

The universe by itself, for an electron, doesn't have local gauge and variancs. Because if you change the gauge here and you change it somewhere else, then it will affect the predictions. If you'd eo, throw a ball as a parabl and its moving across the ground, and you're not going to get sensible predictions, right? The ball obviously does move smoothly. And so your physical theory doesn't work any more if your definition of height is changing as the ball is moving. But now yu saying that it does matter what you do to it locally. Man. I think you lost me littlete hones.