BKMK for later when the coffee kicks in.
Nice OP, thanks!
Black hole anti matters.
To wit: any entanglement or wormhole could nullify the validity of the data on either end as the portal, be it virtual or physical, is bi-, or even omni-, directional based on the number of entanglements. Therefore, the potention for data loss or corruption becomes unknowable at our point of the interface. Since when does supposition provide any base for valid results. My hair ison fire so your toes are green. What nonsense.
If information gets out of a black hole, why doesn’t it get out of the FBI? Have they been swallowed by some sort of super ultra black hole or perhaps by a super worm hole, aka a snake hole?
I feel strangely connected to that article, but am afraid to examine why lest the cat dies and my connection to reality is severed.
Looks to me it is work for a mathematician and not a physicist.
Mathematics are all about solving paradoxes between two theories or results, in the abstract.
I have zero confidence in today’s physicists in advancing physics theory because the mother topic of such is Philosophy. Back in the days of Einstein and especially before, the scientists like Newton were philosophers and they based their science on philosophy. Now we do the opposite, which is absurd. The result is politization of science and a high difficulty in parsing real science from BSers writing bobo articles for fund raising.
Wormholes exist, but only at the hearts of gas giant planets and their very existence is zealously guarded by the Dwellers who live in the gas giants.
I want to understand, but why?
Why can I see the square root of 2 if I can’t define it. That is the biggest paradox.
I thought the wave particle duality was the most famous paradox in physics.
I thought Daffy and Donald were the most famous paradox in the universe.
That’s good but I’ve never grokked this biz about information falling into black holes. I’ve got information Biden’s an imbecile, but gravity doesn’t seem to affect it at all.
“...which amounts to a failure of the concept of “place.”...
Does this mean the end of the Electoral college?