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Maybe, but I think if it were easy to show that black holes (for whatever definition is important here) never actually form, the physicists would have noticed.
by dllthomas 5y ago
Maybe, but I think if it were easy to show that black holes (for whatever definition is important here) never actually form, the physicists would have noticed.
- daxfohl 5y ago100% agree, but I'm still not seeing the flaw in the argument.
- GoblinSlayer 5y agoWhen they are paid for research of black holes, it becomes easy to overlook their absence. They can also say they do hypothetical research, if black holes don't form by collapse maybe they form by other means, e.g. primordial black holes.