''Antimatter Explained'. CERN Research Finds “The Universe Should Not Actually Exist”

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With exactly equal amounts of matter and antimatter, our universe is perfectly symmetrical. While that sounds beautiful, it creates a huge problem with existential consequences. Because it possesses this fundamental symmetry, our universe shouldn’t exist at all.
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Matter would be the contents of an egg.
Antimatter would be the shell?
Together creating a single dimention.
11 eggs + 11 shells = String theory?

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Why must more matter than antimatter have been produced? Suppose there is a small, non-electromagnetic force pushing them away from each other. Then electrically neutral aggregations just accelerated in different directions and separated. Hence, locally there'd always only be 1 kind of matter (that's where we started). There would also be huge parts with nothing (which we see) and almost no parts where matter+antimatter annihilate each other (which we don't see). This also explains the universe's ongoing expansion: antimatter is still there and pushing us.

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