I'm aware of that, though based on the description listed on his profile (With an impossibility being detected in space, and thus space tries to fix it by pulling in things) it would seem like it kinda just dura negs and rips them up whilst pulling them into the impossibility in space which closes soon after the technique is used. Thus why there's only a little bit of rubble left afterwards on some uses (Depending on the size and energy used) and why the bounty hunters heads just got deleted when they were pulled into Blue.
I think that is a paraphrase of this page:
He creates an impossible situation such as -1 apples, which in turn creates a magnet-like effect in space.
Don't think there is enough evidence to justify durability negation; the bounty hunters' heads (which produced a 'Grrnch' sound effect) and rubbles can be explained through crushing, and the rubble can also be explained by Gojo moving Blue away so it doesn't clutter the area (Gojo mentions that he doesn't control Blue well if it is large and close to him).
Incorrect. Gojo does have power null via Domain Expansion which cancels out cursed techniques. However, I don't recall Young Gojo having it. I can't remember if he ever stated he did, but I think if he did he prolly would've used it against Toji.
The guaranteed-hit attacks most Domain Expansions have bypasses/nullifies Cursed Techniques in its way (unless the opponent defends with a Simple Domain or an opposing Domain Expansion), similar to how Jogo's rock attack bypassed Limitless.
But Gojo's guaranteed-hit is basically the information transfer.
Young Gojo seems to have access to Domain Expansion, but he hasn't mastered it (it is unknown if he did during the battle against Toji, as his statement is after a time skip where he improved his mastery of other techniques):
But if we are going with Gojo directly after the Toji fight, then it is safe to assume Domain Expansion isn't something that he learned or something that he can use during battle.
Not true. Well, for 28 year old Gojo anyway. Gojo is very much willing to use DE. He did so in both fights he was in. Against Jogo (To counter Jogo's), and against the Cursed Spirits at Shibuya station (The fact they had to try to plan around Domain Expansion also shows he'd be willing to quickly use it). It's not an opening move, but it's in character for him to use it pretty quickly. Now with young Gojo pre-Toji fight, I agree with you since he hadn't used it once.
The point is that Makima would likely resort to her win conditions (ex. mind hax) faster than Gojo would resort to Unlimited Void.
But I agree that if older Gojo can target Makima and all of the people/devils she controls at once, then he can pull off the win condition faster than anything besides the mind hax.
That's fair, though I think someone noted that his domain is innate and the information of it is stored in the metabolism of his soul or smth? Though you could argue they can just choose to not affect those they're touching but still need to resist it themselves (As I recall seeing a spoiler [for me since I only read physical copies] that everyone inside a domain is affected by its effects, including the user)
I think the 'rule everyone has to follow' applies to a small handful of Domain Expansions, such as the attorney guy's and a spoiler character. But for most of the Domain Expansions we've seen, it wouldn't make sense to affect the user since they generate straight-forward attacks.