Critical Analysis of Recent Attempts to Consolidate the Big Bang Model: When Computational Complexity Masks Fundamental Incoherence

Context note (PTT ontology update). References to a Trelax as generative predate the Genesis ontology; read them as conceptual placeholders. The critique itself is unaffected. --------------------------------------- This paper presents a rigorous critique of the recent science article entitled ”Le secret du Big Bang: voici comment se sont comportées les premières microsecondes de l’univers primitif” (SciencePost, June 13, 2025). The article claims that recent simulations combining lattice QCD and Monte Carlo techniques allow physicists to model with high precision the quark-gluon plasma state that allegedly existed during the first microseconds of the universe. We argue that such claims rest on a triple confusion: (1) a methodological overreach conflating computational accuracy with physical insight;(2) an ontological inconsistency in assuming background structures such as time, temperature, and laws prior to their emergence;(3) a strategic avoidance of foundational questions behind a veil of numerical sophistication. This is not a theoretical paper. It is a targeted analysis of the epistemic posture behind contemporary cosmology’s computational trends, revealing how technical complexity often functions as camouflage for conceptual stagnation. By contrasting this approach with the principles of the Pure Time Theory (PTT), we invite a paradigm shift grounded in ontological coherence and temporal primacy.