Is the anisotropic interaction of luminous matter responsible for the extrinsic gravitation usually attributed to exotic dark matter?

It is considered that the extrinsic gravitational attraction related to the spiral galaxy flat rotation curve problem is an emergent property of any non-spherically symmetric gravitationally bound distribution of luminous matter. Also discussed briefly within the context of this model are the hierarchy problem, the fractal nature of interaction, as well as rigid body rotation and asymptotic freedom.