Re: dark matter as inverted(relative or region of universe) arrow of

crowlogic wrote:

I was reading Cybernetics: Or Control and Communication in the Animal
and the Machine By Norbert Wiener and this part really stuck out at me
as perhaps being related to the problem of dark matter/energy. On page
34

http://books.google.com/books?id=NnM-uISyywAC&pg=PA34&dq=cybernetics+%22stars+whose+evolution+is+in+the+reverse+direction%22&ei=uwZrR6XzH4zAiQHTg8Bp&sig=-Jq7acN9Otm8bDfFQiPGA7Kr5kw

He explains how if there was any stars whose time variable flowed
opposite that of ours then it would be absorb rather than emit
radiation. Has there been any subsequent research in this direction? I
think Wiener wrote this before there was any talk of dark matter
actually existing.

If time is not homogeneous then through Noether's theorem mass-energy
is not locally conserved. Tell us how this is a viable, logically
constrained alternative to dark energy.

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