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Fascinating. I greatly appreciate such thinking. I have often dwelled on the concept of the other side of a black hole.

In contrast to the concept - after ruminating for a minute or two - my mind tends to believe that they would have found the event horizon - or whatever term they assign it from the inside - by now. It should present as a unique, obvious anomaly in space.

But if true, it could certainly explain a number of outliers in the science of astrophysics...even if their brains are still too small to wrap around such a concept today.

Frankly, it is very plausible that our ‘universe’ is borne of the ass end of a black hole (though not ‘inside’) because - YES - ‘space’ is THAT big (not finite like the supposed smart people proffer).

So, observing a black hole as we know one to be, we are aware that there is an Event Horizon. Now, looking from the inside to the outer reaches of our universe we are aware of the Cosmic Background Radiation, the evidence of the Big Bang.

If we ARE in a black hole, and assuming that ALL black holes are individual universes, then could the event horizon of those black holes be considered as “Cosmic Foreground Radiation “?

I just enjoy looking at the stars at night, and our own star during the day. Just how far are they going to go with this stuff…..?