Predictions and proof in the e-hologram universe 3-the answer to everything

For the grand finale, we'll talk about a predicted observation which actually appeared.
Recently it was determined that at least some black holes had "indigestion".  This means that only 10% of the matter going into black holes was absorbed.  What happened to the rest.
First, let's look at the theory and the we'll talk about what was observed.
As we have now determined, under e-hologram theory, there is no "space-time" only time creating space.
We also know that the logical methodology is:
1) Singularity
2) Time without dimension
3) Time creating two dimensional space
4) two dimensional space shrinking and stretching to three dimensions (which may be energy at this stage, space being two dimensional time, I'm not ready to define that transition yet)
5) "crowded" three dimensional space coalescing to energy
6) "crowded" energy coalescing to matter.
So with either small temporary black holes or great big black holes we should see a couple of things.
First, given the nature of infinite series, we should never actually reach the singularity unless time is completely wound which appears unlikely in most cases.
Second, we should see whatever falls back into the singularity get so wound up that it "almost" goes back to zero coordinates (which means it could reappear anywhere in space depending on where the coordinates were set.  Fortunately for observational purposes, we know that since the matter did not drop completely into the singularity (this is because of the equation 1/(1-x) as x approaches 1 which you'll see in prior blogs).
Third, as the coiled time loses dimension (approaches 1/(1-x) in large quantities is should...1) turn into time with two dimensions, turn into space with three dimensions, turn into energy.
Now let's talk about what is observed.
First: We observe that 90% of the matter dropping into black holes is regurgitated as high energy or just what we expect to see in e-hologram theory.  Hence we can assume that this "unexplained phenomena" is actually just as expected.
Second: The real question is what happens to the 10%.  This is where things get interesting.  Here are the choices, which should be observable with temporary black holes in a laboratory  1) The time completely coils, dropping out of the the universe (o-space); 2) the time coils sufficiently to create space and stays in the form of space (which would give a source of the pressure for the expanding universe other than the very complicated models of "dark energy" or rather this creation of space near singularities is "dark energy") or 2) (fun but unlikely) it appears somewhere else.
Third: We have found the unobserved "dark matter" and "dark energy".  What are they?  1) Dark matter is space and 2) dark energy in creation of space at singularities.
So there you have it, E-hologram theory explains gravity, dark matter, and dark energy.  What's left?  How about an explanation of how the singularity with all of its time comes to exist and what environment it exists in.  That will have to wait for another blog entry.