I'm wondering if Dark Matter is nothing more than the expanding stupidity in the universe.
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no its like light matter but much much darker
LeighShelton
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Jan 13, 2018
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Thinking of protons nutrons and electrons in an atom would have to thin the same in space matter antimatter dark matter.
azzow2
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Jan 12, 2018
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can't edit thin# think
Atm if I notice before someone has responded I just copy, delete the original, reopen the box, paste and edit to correct. As just happened with this post when I found a ? not an ! at the end. By which time I've thought of something else pertinent to say! 
I'm a physicist so I'm honestly interested in the physics question of dark matter and don't care about
any rhetorical issues about ignorance.
That said - we have real evidence for at least some of dark matter. We have "seen" it indirectly from the gravitational effects in galactic clusters. I'll see if I can dig up a reference for this for you.
I mean maybe something is wrong with GR but if so, that still wouldn't explain some of the more specific evidence that we have of DM.
marmot84
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Jan 12, 2018
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@hankster Carlo Cipolla would probably not agree with you.
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