From CGI member Gryphon:

So I'm thinking about a headline I read on Dark matter and how scientists had "found" it or another new relation to the unexplained particle of the universe and it occurred to me that what if it just was, immeasurable, consistent throughout the universe. It's the stuff we're made of. Light merely activates dark. The unnamed space between. Dark matter is the neutral. That which has not been acted upon. We are all constantly swimming in dark matter. It is merely the kinetic, electric, chemical and all other potentials that may be acted upon it.

Think about it. Without a resistance to force, there would only be chaos, Earth, Wind, Air and Fire are never in balance at any given time. What is the force that resists them?

There is no force. It is only itself.

Light doesn't move as a particle through space, it is a wave through matter.

Time, here on earth is only a function of our relative passage through matter. The denser matter is, the more we slow down. Or speed up. It's merely relative...

Enjoy the ride.

Gryphon