A lot more understandable than the thesis (or paper?) i still have open in a tab hahah, you do make it work ...

A question though (also : are neutron stars potential predecessors of black holes or do black holes only come from even more massive stars collapsing ?) but the question as i'm in interview mode for a second after reading this;

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/08/190807190816.htm

on the matter of dark matter , any thoughts ? (if you have time ofcourse to read, its not very long) and ... cosmic inflation is NOT the planck era if i understand correctly (now), it pre - dates the planck moment which is actually already part of the big bang ... (please correct me if i'm wrong, all those terms used so casually can be quite confusing for the layman...)