Exactly. A few "data points", i.e. unexplained effects, and then Occamm's razor, parsimony, etc. I really like the parsimony of this paper. If a very small det

Exactly. A few "data points", i.e. unexplained effects, and then Occamm's razor, parsimony, etc. I really like the parsimony of this paper. If a very small detail of space-time, i.e. stochastic behavior at the Planck scale, results in an emergent effect that explains something on the cosmological scale, that is explaining a lot with a little. Stochastic might not even mean random or non-deterministic (as I understand - and as the paper suggests, i.e. non-quantum), it could just be chaotic. Which would be very parsimonious. So many seemingly different effects we observe are the result of very simple things, under stochastic, statistical, entropy, thermodynamic type situations.