Is Dark Matter a manifestation of a multiverse governed by Transactionl Quantum Mechanics?

Lets ask Frank !

My answer would be an unqualified "I do not know."

And I am amazed that supposedly intelligent people speak so authoritatively about what can and cannot happen between universes.

Thanks for the note. To add to your comment, I have never liked the Copenhagen interpretation of QM even though many experts treat it as proven!!!!

NB Frank doesn't like any conventions, except golf !

Is Dark Matter a manifestation of a multiverse governed by Transactionl Quantum Mechanics?

Sure, Bubba . . . Say! wanna buy a bridge?

Dark matter is just another particle with unfortunate name. Like antimatter having just an opposite charge but still being matter. Or the Higg's not being particles which make up God despite the silly name.

The darkness of dark matter simply describes how we can't as yet measure and quantify it. Once we do though it'll just be matter like every other. So using m-theory to make it into something especially unusal is reading too much into it or something.

In other words, things are either real or not. If real, they're composed of particles however exotic. If not real they don't exist anyway. If God is real, it's made up of particles and thus bound to the laws of physics like everything else.

Dark matter is a bunch of bullshit, there is no such thing. It's an artifact of people with PHD degrees needing to go on believing that gravity holds galaxies together, which is ridiculous.