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PeterDonis
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timmdeeg said:So it isn’t correct to think of the perfect fluid model as being infinitely fine tuned, right?
It isn't correct to equate "perfect fluid" with "no inhomogeneities". It's perfectly possible for a perfect fluid to have a density that varies from point to point. Those variations are inhomogeneities. But it's also possible in principle for a perfect fluid to have exactly the same density everywhere, to infinite precision; i.e., to have no inhomogeneities.
In other words, focusing on the "perfect fluid" part is focusing on the wrong thing. The right thing to focus on is whether or not the density is exactly the same everywhere, to infinite precision.