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The problem with LCDM is that you are allowed to arbitrarily assign an anisotropic parameter in R^3 (dark matter density) to explain nearly any phenomenon. Oh
by dnautics 6y ago
The problem with LCDM is that you are allowed to arbitrarily assign an anisotropic parameter in R^3 (dark matter density) to explain nearly any phenomenon.
Oh did you wake up with bed hair this morning? Could be dark matter. We'll never know.