With the proviso, if 4/3 scaling is valid, which it seems to be.

4/3 scaling ultimately is based on Galileo.

Galileo’s 1638 Two New Sciences implicitly contains dimensional capacity principles in his observations about the strength of materials.

4/3 scaling appears to explain dark energy. Here are links to some articles, among others, on RG:

Research A theory for dark energy

Working Paper A preliminary history of dark energy and the 4/3 law

Preprint Dark Energy and the two reference frame solution

Preprint Galileo to dark energy in one step

Preprint Synopsis of theory of 'dark energy' and expanding space

Preprint Dark energy modeled by scaling

Preprint Galileo differential scaling in physics

Preprint Why dark energy is tormenting cosmology: The Economist

It might be interesting to figure out what else, besides dark energy, 4/3 scaling illuminates (so to speak).

For example, might 4/3 scaling relate to gravitation? Suppose the 3D reference frame simulates what we think of gravity, while the 4D reference frame leaves matter cohering as space moves.

Proper distance between galaxies and cosmological inflation might be rendered obsolete.

What else? Ideas?