What if we bring in the theory of having parallel universes; for arguments sake, lets limit this to 1 additional universe, so we have 2 of them. And lets now assume this parallel universe is the inverse of the one we live in (or we think we live in, but that is a whole different debate). Would it not be that in the other universe, matter = dark matter and dark matter = matter? Sounds logical to me at least. When we are able to get into this parallel universe, we will also be able to see the force that may let every crypto dip as we speak. And when we can see it, we can do something about it.
Yes, absolutely, it is pure logic.
Write the theorem and it will trend like nothing seen before on Steem!
Yep...Will need to do that!
BTW: Our mother of all coins is a bit rough today again, a force science didn't label yet I think. Must be the dark matter.
Jaiks, just saw it. Seems indeed to follow the South Korean trading pattern...
There has to be some scientific theorem available that can fix this?
There must be dark matter involved here...
Does the existence of Bitcoin Dark play a roll here? Maybe that one tries to tell us that Bitcoin is indeed dark matter.
Does not seem likely to me, that one also too a nose dive.
The dark force in this must be none Crypto. Something in the money realm must be causing this.
What if we bring in the theory of having parallel universes; for arguments sake, lets limit this to 1 additional universe, so we have 2 of them. And lets now assume this parallel universe is the inverse of the one we live in (or we think we live in, but that is a whole different debate). Would it not be that in the other universe, matter = dark matter and dark matter = matter? Sounds logical to me at least. When we are able to get into this parallel universe, we will also be able to see the force that may let every crypto dip as we speak. And when we can see it, we can do something about it.
Good proposal, think you are on to something here.
Worth doing the math.