Danny Jones

So long story short, he thinks that information data that is stored on a hard drive does have mass.

And you know that from E equals MC squared.

Right, right, exactly.

So he basically connected that theory

I'm a little rusty on this right now because it's very complex, but he basically connected that to like dark matter.

And he says like when we weighed the spin of galaxies, right?

It spun too fast.

It spun too fast, right?

So they thought that...

So the inner part of it spun at the same rate as the outer part of it, which he thinks that there's now, they think there's mass flattening the curve, right?

So if that's true, that means dark matter has mass to it.

So he's like, wow, so maybe the stuff that's in the hard drive is just dark matter.

So maybe this is all like a computational cloud.

It's worth it.

That's wild.

Yeah.

I saw something recently about the James Webb telescope and something about that red shift where they were basically hypothesizing that, that something happened way earlier.

Maybe it was the big bang or something happened way earlier than we thought.

And other galaxies were like way older than we thought.

I think this was in a scientific paper that I read.