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leuko
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I'm bored out of my mind and while watching a PBS spacetime video I had an idea.
What if black holes are hosts to universes in between the singularity and the event horizon ?
It's 3am so pardon my lack of precision, but chatGPT did formulate my idea pretty well in this conversation : Link to plausible-sounding but nonsensical chatbot-generated text removed
Does that make any sense at all ? There must be a way in which this couldn't work but I can't see it right now.
Would it be worth it to actually try and formulate it mathematically ? I've studied physics in college a while back but changed carreers. I have quite a bit of spare time and I would love doing this.
Any insight would be much appreciated
Thank you !
What if black holes are hosts to universes in between the singularity and the event horizon ?
It's 3am so pardon my lack of precision, but chatGPT did formulate my idea pretty well in this conversation : Link to plausible-sounding but nonsensical chatbot-generated text removed
Does that make any sense at all ? There must be a way in which this couldn't work but I can't see it right now.
Would it be worth it to actually try and formulate it mathematically ? I've studied physics in college a while back but changed carreers. I have quite a bit of spare time and I would love doing this.
Any insight would be much appreciated
Thank you !
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