> The point-like singularity predicted by GR seems obviously implausible, it makes more sense for it to be smeared throughout some volume of space. If I underst

> The point-like singularity predicted by GR seems obviously implausible, it makes more sense for it to be smeared throughout some volume of space. If I understand correctly, he proposes that the singularity is a compact object rotating about the center so fast that it's more or less a solid torus. I think the idea there is that there is no singularity. He's taken the prediction for a rotating blackhole (all mass collapses into a 0-volume ring) and supposed that there is a yet to be discovered force that resists infinite compaction leaving a ring of greater than 0 volume.