Yep, interesting times indeed. But considering the recent work on plasma redshift... IF it's intrinsic, then it's possible that other objects have said "intrinsic" shift to them by nature. Some studies have even shown a redshift continuum from proposed "young" bodies (highly redshifted) to older bodies (more "normalized"). And a few "strings" of galaxies appear to conform to the model, wherein the larger central body is the more "normal" and the smaller outer bodies are proposed to be younger and more redshifted, extending out to "quasars" which are highly redshifted, but still related to and interacting with the less shifted bodies. IF that's the case, that may well redefine our understanding of things. Remains to be seen/verified/replicated/proven/accepted or alternately rejected.

I await the day of reckoning when the models go head to head in a catfight... Wait, no that was an episode of America's Top Model. My bad.