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we all know at least one star-like person, but...
do you know at least one black-hole-like-person?
do you know at least one black-hole-like-person?
Not that your girl friend isn't the brightest person in the UK, but mine is the brightest in the northern hemisphere, at least.Originally posted by Andy
...but nobody is as bright as my girlfriend.
She can't be all that bright if she doesn't know about your Minnesota Mail-Order-Bride on the way! - unless, she has arrived and she is what you are referring to... in which case, uh, Zooby... We need to talk...Originally posted by zoobyshoe
Not that your girl friend isn't the brightest person in the UK, but mine is the brightest in the northern hemisphere, at least.
Oh, The Mail Order Bride! I nearly forgot about her. I guess I got to lot a 'splainin' to do.Originally posted by Tsunami
She can't be all that bright if she doesn't know about your Minnesota Mail-Order-Bride on the way! - unless, she has arrived and she is what you are referring to... in which case, uh, Zooby... We need to talk...
Well, I GUESS YOU DO! Hope your girlfriend is understanding... BTW, I guess your GF doesn't mind the smell and the drooling?... Or is she also Zooby-like?Originally posted by zoobyshoe
Oh, The Mail Order Bride! I nearly forgot about her. I guess I got to lot a 'splainin' to do.
i think this was the best reply.Originally posted by Andy
Stars can quickly turn into a black hole.
As a scientist, I can confidently say that there are no known living beings inside black holes. Black holes are extremely dense objects in space that have such strong gravitational pull that not even light can escape. This makes it impossible for any form of life to exist inside a black hole.
While it is fun to imagine the possibility of advanced civilizations living inside black holes, there is currently no scientific evidence to support this claim. The extreme conditions inside black holes make it highly unlikely for any form of life to survive.
Based on our current technology, it is not possible for humans to enter a black hole and survive. The intense gravitational forces would stretch and tear apart any object, including humans, before they even reach the event horizon (the point of no return).
There are some theoretical concepts, such as the "black hole civilizations" theory, which suggests that advanced civilizations could harness the energy of a black hole for their survival. However, these are purely speculative and have not been proven by scientific evidence.
There is currently no scientific evidence to support the existence of other dimensions, so the concept of black hole people existing in other dimensions remains purely theoretical. It is important to note that the existence of other dimensions is still a subject of ongoing research and debate among scientists.