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>Would that not exactly proves a steady state one ? E.g.by simple fact that that distant universe has way more volume than local area?
No, it's not explained by volume. It would only rise with r^2, but it's really much steeper than that.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steady-state_model

>when you come from the emission point and your journey is caused by expansion.
You are trying to attack a model you misunderstand on a very basic level. The volume of space that emitted the CMB we see is not here, it is the most distant part of the universe we can observe. The big bang was not a point, expansion happens everywhere.

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