300 Foxes and a Donkey's Jawbone
Dark matter doesn't exist anywhere outside the popular science paradigm (SciPop). It's not a fact. Its existence is desired because the alternative is a firmament on the edge of space which is incompatible with the SciPop narrative.
Most people don't believe that hell is real. For most people it's fallen through the cracks of mythology, which is odd because ocean water warming data shows that our oceans are warming from the bottom up.
Are we serious? Are we for real? Are we really talking about hell as if it's a real place? Yep. Matty's Paradigm is significantly different from any other theory of creation out there for several reasons:
Astronomy has grown around this assumption: stars are suns. It's false. Galileo, Kepler, Newton, Einstein, and others stole the modern mind and gave us an understanding of the cosmos which isn't real.
The decay constant is a fictional contrivance necessary for the popular science (SciPop) rationalization of the geological timescale and the age of the Earth. It's critical to the SciPop claim that there's no hell.