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You seem to be working from an arbitrarily tight definition of hole that's excluding black holes. There are lots of different definitions of "hole", and I don'
by NegativeK 4y ago
You seem to be working from an arbitrarily tight definition of hole that's excluding black holes.
There are lots of different definitions of "hole", and I don't think black hole is misleading to the layfolk. They're typically dark, like some holes. And like some holes, stuff falls in and generally doesn't survive the journey. To the physicist, they know that the words "black hole" just reference a physical object with lots of mathy description.
- Maursault 4y agoNo definitions of holes include a black hole, and no definitions of black holes include a hole.