How the Edge of Our Galaxy Defies Known Physics

Could it be possible that dark matter and dark energy are just obsolete forms of matter/energy generated when the conditions of the universe (various constants etc.) were different than they are now and that, due to varying degrees of compatibility with current conditions, only have their properties partially expressed? 

For example, dark matter might have formed when the variables most related to mass/gravity were similar to what they are now but conditions related to other properties were different enough that any other properties it may have can't currently be expressed in a manner we can detect/recognize (thus it only interacts with other things in mass related ways.) Along the same lines, dark energy could be matter formed under such different conditions that it just barely gets any properties expressed at all with what little it does essentially being a garbled oddly functioning mess. Somewhat like trying to play a media file from 15 years ago without the old drivers, getting no video, with the audio track just barely being recognizable enough to modern drivers to come out as noise.

The tiny percentage of what we recognize as matter might be so tiny simply because, by the time the universe settled in with it's current conditions, that was all the energy there was left to form it. The other ~95% having already gone into to earlier forms.