"Mind-bending black hole simulation appears to defy reality" "Appears to". Doesn't say it does. Doesn't suggest it does. I think you're being unfair. > when t

"Mind-bending black hole simulation appears to defy reality" "Appears to". Doesn't say it does. Doesn't suggest it does. I think you're being unfair. > when they don't match up with reality, somehow reality's wrong and not the model or simulation. Can you point to some examples? This is not something I've noticed myself.