In a Biocentric Universe, there is no such thing as “Dark Matter.” The Plasma and Mind of the Biocentric Universe

The so-called “dark matter” problem arose in physics half a century ago and is linked to the discovery of anomalous behavior in the velocities of stars participating in the rotational motion of spiral galaxies. An alternative explanation for the apparent anomalous rotation of spiral galaxies has been proposed. This became possible within the framework of our developing concept of a complex-valued (biocentric) Universe. Today we know that life is based on carbon, and some speculate that silicon-based life might exist, but the latest research suggests that life could also be based on plasma. The universe is 99% plasma (stars, nebulae, solar wind)—could it be a giant mind?