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Can Lorentz symmetry be broken?

I am used to symmetry breaking in condensed matter, where we have a preferred reference frame (superconductivity, ferromagnets, etc). But what about Lorentz symmetry? What would such symmetry breaking ...
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A Universe with only a single fermion

Is a Universe with only a single fermion anomalous instead of free from anomalies? (e.g. electron, defined through fermi statistics with exchange statistics with a gained $-1$ sign, or rotating 360 ...
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