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https://www.quantamagazine.org/20150820-the-case-for-complex-dark-matter/ https://www.quantamagazine.org/20150820-the-case-for-complex... Sorry had to do it.

• leavinit 10y ago
  Lol, no apologies needed. Unless you're Canadian, in which case it's customary. Wonder what those scientists would have to say about dark matter in the midst of a DMT bender. Can they get NSF funds for that?
• quakeguy 10y ago
  No apologies needed, we get it right. :)
• brianberns 10y ago
  So, assuming you mean to imply that DMT "insects" are real creatures composed of dark matter, such a being would still be affected by Earth's gravity if it was nearby, even if it couldn't interact with our "normal" matter at all. This seems to imply that it would be pulled through the surface of the earth, towards the center. So if any of you see intelligent insects walking around on your next DMT trip, ask them how they keep from being sucked into the planet.
  • aoeuasdf1 10y ago
    Easy, they live on a planet of dark matter :)
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