This is really interesting, and I believe you should be right to share ideas even if you don't really know if they hold water or not. > Black holes don't exist

This is really interesting, and I believe you should be right to share ideas even if you don't really know if they hold water or not. > Black holes don't exist (time dilation prevents them from forming in a finite time). This is recalling me of a hypothesis called Cosmological censorship: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_censorship_hypothesis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_censorship_hypothesis Basically, the universe is not allowing black holes to be directly observed, which does not mean they don't exist, but as I understand it: it means that we are not allowed to consider they exist. Because black holes are kind of an absurdity (well, we accept their existence, but… there is so many mysteries around them.) > I wish I had the math to flesh these ideas out to see if they hold water. You should not limit or censor yourself because you don't have the maths knowledge to test it and verify it. I believe that you can teach you enough maths if you are passioned enough. There are a lot of MOOCs out there, materials, papers, conferences, trainings to learn you more about what you need.