>I merely suggest these things, not because I have the math to understand how it would affect GR or QED, or even what experiments would be needed to verify them, but merely to plant the seeds of how things work to stimulate those who can do those things to think about what their ramifications might be.
You think physicists don't smoke weed and dream up random ideas? Or formally study eastern religions?
The fact that they are trained physicist is why they don't conceive of the universe (and dark energy specifically) the way you do, and probably never will.
>And, really, y'all are out of ideas as to what or where dark matter or energy are anyway, so there is nothing for anyone to lose.
This is an example of your condescension. There are so many assumptions implicit in your statements that it's offensive to the audience. Its like the difference between a person raving in the street that everyone is free to ignore. Versus that same person deliberately entering a physics conference shouting the same things, then claiming they're only there to help.
You think physicists don't smoke weed and dream up random ideas? Or formally study eastern religions?
The fact that they are trained physicist is why they don't conceive of the universe (and dark energy specifically) the way you do, and probably never will.
>And, really, y'all are out of ideas as to what or where dark matter or energy are anyway, so there is nothing for anyone to lose.
This is an example of your condescension. There are so many assumptions implicit in your statements that it's offensive to the audience. Its like the difference between a person raving in the street that everyone is free to ignore. Versus that same person deliberately entering a physics conference shouting the same things, then claiming they're only there to help.