> In effect, all the energy the black hole sees over the lifetime of the universe hits the Cauchy horizon at the same time, blasting into oblivion any observer

> In effect, all the energy the black hole sees over the lifetime of the universe hits the Cauchy horizon at the same time, blasting into oblivion any observer who gets that far. I don't understand that. It sounds as if the reason all the stuff reaches the horizon "at the same time" is because time slows to a stop at the horizon. But doesn't that also apply to the "observer who gets that far"? How can the observer overtake all the other stuff? Maybe I should stay clear of articles dealing with GR; I'm clearly not clever enough to understand them.