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I understand that there may be other things to consider here. But, if given the opportunity to dink around with the physics and end up with an instant pocket po

I understand that there may be other things to consider here. But, if given the opportunity to dink around with the physics and end up with an instant pocket portal that can do the cool cartoony stuff I am willing to give it a whirl. I can see where it could be used in hot climates to help avoid energy waste. Buildings could be built with no doors and using UV reflecting glass for windows and people would enter and exit with their own personal pocket portals. Had enough for one day and feel like a cold brew? Flip that pocket portal like a disc golf disc and when it sticks to the wall just jump thru it to the street. It closes up behind you allowing for the absolute lowest conditioned air loss situation. No more door and threshold gaskets to replace, ever. Just keep your portal tuned to the right energy level and make sure that you never let it work like your money, burning a hole in your pocket.

a1369209993 4y ago
> if given the opportunity You don't have that opprotunity. Black holes and portable holes have as much to do with each other as computer chips and potato chips.
- doodlebugging 4y ago
  The actual title of the post asks the hypothetical questions: "Can we make a black hole? And if we could, what could we do with it?" From where I'm at, that gives me all the opportunity that I need. I described the type of black hole that I would like to create, gave evidence from the historical record for some of its attributes, and described how it would or should be used. I'm not sure why you are unable to acknowledge this. OP asked people to think about it. I thought about it and replied. Perhaps you didn't see the same cartoons or are not seeing the utility of the personal instant black hole.