[voice_of_reason]

And the quote war goes on :)

Mr Siegel asserts that dark matter hypothesis is better than any kind of MOND (and, may I add, his opinion is expressed in over-confident and even dogmatic way) because it can "explain" structure of the Universe. However, people in comments doubt that LCDM is particularly good in this area:

"The problem is that dark matter can’t predict the structure of the universe all that well either. Making those dark matter simulations work requires introducing all sorts of epicycles, kludgy mechanisms to make the calculations work out properly. I’m not a big MOND fan, but MOND seems to solve certain problems fairly well, and the galaxy rotation problem is one of them."

https://medium.com/@kaleberg7/the-problem-is-that-dark-matte...

[acqq]

I don’t see any valid new argument in the qouted comment, yes, the only strength of MOND are galaxy rotations, as mentioned by Ethan, no, no epycycles are actually present in lambda CDM.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda-CDM_model