I can't help it if you are too ignorant to understand what is presently postulated as non-baryonic dark matter is aether.
It isn't a matter of not understanding, it's a matter of having insufficient reason. For example, I understand the reasons theists say they believe in a god or gods, I just don't accept them as sufficiently justified to also believe in a deity.
I read the ArXiv paper you linked to and I'm absolutely certain I understood it more than you did. It's an interesting approach but like so many hypothesised theoretical physics models it needs to have some justification beyond the fact it is conceivable. You complain I don't accept what you're peddling yet at the same time you dismiss things in quantum field theory, things with much more evidence than an aether. At present your arguments are entirely "I'm making stuff up", yet you complain that virtual particles are just "I'm making stuff up". At least virtual particles lead to testable predictions.
I know you want to think that the reason I don't agree with you is I don't understand, it helps feed your delusions of mediocrity, but the fact is I do understand, I just don't accept it as reasonably justified.
That there is an offset between the light lensing through the space neighboring moving galaxy clusters and the galaxy clusters themselves because the galaxy clusters are moving through and displacing the aether.
Can you construct a working model which leads to precise predictions of the offset which match observations? If not why should anyone think your claims are any more valid than you think virtual particles are?
If you think virtual particles are nonsense every time you post ask yourself "Is there more evidence for what I'm claiming than I think there is for virtual particles?". If not, don't bother to post. If you're honest you'll just not post any more.
I can't help it if you are too ignorant to understand the Milky Way's halo is the state of displacement of the aether.
What precisely am I ignorant of? Observations and experimental results in particle physics, dark matter and cosmology? I've demonstrated I'm more up to date than you are. Am I ignorant of the working models of said things? I'm a great many times more knowledgeable of them than you are. How much of the aether paper you linked to did you understand? If I asked you to explain a particular bit of it, to talk us through some of the methodology the authors use could you? I doubt it.
The only thing pertaining to aether I know less than you about is your model, because your model is something you just make up as you go along. There's no structure or independent formalism, it's all your subjective opinion. If you got hit by a bus tomorrow no one could continue your 'work' because there's nothing to build upon. This is a way of distinguishing between potentially viable physics and hacks. If two physicists are given the postulates of relativity and put in separate rooms for a couple of months they'll both derive the same results, like the mass-energy-momentum relation. Two people given a second quantised QFT Lagrangian would (though it would take a long time) end up deriving the same perturbation constructions, including virtual particle processes. If two people read all you've said about your ideas and were put into different rooms they'd end up producing completely different outcomes, if any outcome at all.
That's a sign what you're doing is not viable physics. It's not even viable proto-physics. As such by any rational measure the ignorance is between your ears, not mine.
I can't help it if you are too ignorant to understand the observed behaviors in a double slit experiment are caused by the moving particle having an associated aether displacement wave.
If you're such a whiz at physics why aren't you an actual physicist? I was good at maths and science as a kid so I continued doing it, I enjoyed it. Now I'm a professional mathematician/physicist (I work where the line between them is blurred). I've taught the physics behind the double slit experiment to undergraduates. I'm employed because I can think out of the box on problems of a mathematical nature in real world situations. How come you are stick whining about your supposed insight and genius on forums, every one of which has told you the same stuff about your work (ie not good)?
If you're so right why can't you provide any predictive models? Why can't you model
anything? Why can't you produce
anything other than vacuous arm waving? Each time you whine about others supposedly making stuff up and being untestable you're just being a hypocrite.
Continue to believe particles are able to be created from nothing which is nothing more than dogma.
So a predictive, tested, accurate model of observed physical phenomena is dogma but you just making stuff up and being unable to predict or model anything
isn't?
Are you a troll or are you actually mentally handicapped? No one could really be so stupid as to not see the blinding hypocrisy in what you've just said, even you.