The νR2SM: A Minimal Extension of the Standard Model and General Relativity
νR²SM (2026 preprint, author 'ZeroSix'): argues the most probable single extension of SM+GR is 3 right-handed neutrinos + R² gravity (Starobinsky inflation), with no other new fields. Claims to explain neutrino mass, inflation, dark matter (sterile N1 ~1.5×10⁷ GeV from scalaron decay), and baryogenesis together. Predicts ns=0.9625, r=0.004, Σmν=58.8 meV. Includes a full falsification matrix and adversarial self-review flagging live tensions with ACT DR6 and DESI DR2.
Claude used to organize and search for more citations and to re verify my math/logic link, format and add text or straighten my unprofessional language. It basically made the pdf . I'm more of a handwriting math on A3 type of person. This is as solid as it gets. It's very conservative and it may be wrong with a high probability but its about 50/50 on being right too and I went unusually hard on personally attacking my link from all angles I could think of . Take a look. I'm open to critique. That's the reason I post this. Maybe I missed an angle or something is directly wrong?
Eddit. Thank you in advance. I really need some critique. I feel like I might have missed something especially when attacking my claims. And yes. It's nothing impressive, I went with what I actually judge to be a functional addition. My outliers on the lagrangian and GR are likely 99% wrong unlike this tiny link.