Regarding the "Breakin of the Symmetry"

(Written as a Comment to a Star Talk Vid:)

It is the one I did send to Neil once - regarding the so-called "breaking of the symmetry" (matter versus anti-matter at the big-bang) - What if that symmetry was not actually broken at all? What if, while matter and anti-matter particles were busy annihilating each other, cosmic inflation was starting to inflate the Universe, thus causing one tiny amount of matter, and one tiny amount of anti-matter, to get too far from each other for them to ever meet each other -> and thus, today, 13.78 billion years later, aside from our pocket/island Universe of "normal" matter, very very VERY far away, there is ANOTHER pocket/island Universe, comprise of what we would call "anti-matter" (which, of course, to them would be normal matter) - these two different pockets of stuff shall now have been separated by trillions of trillions of trillions of light years, at least!! It is unlikely we'll EVER be able to encounrer them, ĥowever the symmetry was then not broken...