Could it be that when space and time get stretched beyond the Planck interval, then the black hole ceases to exist at all beyond that point? In other words, the

Could it be that when space and time get stretched beyond the Planck interval, then the black hole ceases to exist at all beyond that point? In other words, the center of a black hole is non-existence itself. Looking at it from the time angle, we all blink in and out of existence constantly. But when time and space gets stretched too far, it becomes impossible to blink back into existence, as if the process runs out of gas if the out-of-existence time period is too long.