So what do you suggest happens to matter that enters a black hole, theoretically, of course?
Does the information just magically “disappear”?
Theoretically ....ofc
The null space exerts from every point in the universe and pulls matter into hard shells but doesnt exert enough force to collapse it back into null space
*Gotta excuse myself, Roche, XD*
No proof at all
lol black holes...
No problem. Sorry
Nah, I know, m8
time to let go of your science fiction fantasies
I’m just trying to understand what he thinks about them. So far I haven’t quite gripped what he thinks they do.
Black holes are just a myth. Nothing more. Jus sayin
No matter and non matter balance
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Black holes all are just Points of null space
How else do you explain gravitional force ?
Only black holes you gonna ever see is on pornhub
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Gravity only exist where matter exists
Out of curiosity, Roche, Seeker, what do you guys think of the Law of Conservation of Information?
Because gravity is the consquences on a inbalance between matter and non- matter
Information cannot be destroyed, only change forms?
I think its time to take a nap
talk to you later
Lol, kk, have a good one Seeker
Lets see here... Gravity? Not proven ... Black holes? Not proven. Hmmmmmmm
If energy cannot be created or destroyed then where does gravity coem from ?
Gravity is the consequence of imbalance between matter and non-matter?
Literally never heard that one.
Another question Why do magnets work ?
Do you ahve a better theory ?
I’m just willing to admit I don’t know and nothing quite defines it.
But an imbalance? That’s almost purely speculation.
Gravity calls for speculation when no one has a clue why it exists
What do you believe you Primordial being of greek decentt
Precisely, but as pure speculation, there’s little you can do to demonstrate why one speculation is any better than another.
I’m not quite sure why certain physical laws exist.
Or why they cease to exist when it comes to the micro and macro
That much isn’t very confusing to me.
Why not ?
Different things define different particles, I don’t see why that seems to be difficult for people to catch on to.
