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No. All emergent phenomena are ultimately a function of time; time and information are fundamental. Spacetime is not. All is conserved in time, as is time itself. Time is a five-dimensional continuous symmetry in the fifth dimension. The passive inertia is inversely proportional to time flow, suggesting again a five-dimensional hydrodynamic model of time. Time tells matter how to move; matter or motion influences time. Resistance to quantum information change denotes the dilation of emergent entropic time. The differential in the symmetry of time denotes the passive temporal differential inertia. There is no dark matter, that quantum information holds a length, dark matter takes time to brew!

@ATLASexperiment Please stop repeating such lies.

@ATLASexperiment In the name of science, you are spreading nonsense a million times more damaging than medieval superstitions. Humanity will suffer unspeakable consequences as a result. Shame on you.

@ATLASexperiment Have they looked between their ears?

@ATLASexperiment Dark matter is the activated thread of past. You can't produce it as everything produces the thread and greater subconscious activates it like a memory of yesterday in now.

@ATLASexperiment Uff. When you ignore falsification you end up with nonsense like the standard model. Each constant is a believe, each assumption your model requires is a believe. If your model is not converging against a stable point, it is unlikely.

@ATLASexperiment Stoyan Sargs BSM-SG model as predicted more correctly then the standard model, while requiring the most minimal set of assumption even possible. The standard model has been falsified often enough to be ad acta, but you just ignore falsification.

@ATLASexperiment For example: If you use matter for a asteroid, coming from a different galaxy, or globular cluster. You will find quite astonishing results...