> In that case, the universe of the far future will be littered with tiny, indestructible black hole remnants — the remains of any black holes that carry even a

> In that case, the universe of the far future will be littered with tiny, indestructible black hole remnants — the remains of any black holes that carry even a touch of charge I don't get that. Wouldn't the charge be neutralized by consuming particles with an opposite charge (which are attracted gravitationally and electrically)? Or even by merging two extremal black holes with opposite charge?