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> Yeah I just feel like they're talking about a problem they've been unable to solve, rather than a solution. That's right. There is not yet a definitive answe
by smolder 2y ago
> Yeah I just feel like they're talking about a problem they've been unable to solve, rather than a solution.
That's right. There is not yet a definitive answer on what dark matter is, just several theories. WIMPs, MOND, primordial black holes...
> Now Physics seems to be so stagnant
Crapping on modern physics for a lack of progress seems a popular thing amongst us lay people, but despite all the credit you give them (and that they deserve,) I doubt Einstein or Planck would have just intuited the right solution to dark matter.