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    Is it possible that the exit point for all super massive black holes is the event known as the Big bang?

    That is fascinating information, and quite frankly eye opening for me. I have been looking at the current theories and info regarding our Sun (particularly solar flares which tend to cause havoc to the systems I support); and I have noticed that even our small star exhibits qualities that often...
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    Is it possible that the exit point for all super massive black holes is the event known as the Big bang?

    "Combative attitude" is one of the nicest compliments I have received in a long time. Thank you... honestly. As a 30+ year computer systems engineer, I frequently tell others that personal computers have devolved into autistic children; and the Internet has become a garbage fire. This personal...
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    Is it possible that the exit point for all super massive black holes is the event known as the Big bang?

    I think any one sided exchange of information is a poor source. Even lectures and books are a bad way to meaningfully exchange our ideas. People need conversation and enlightened debate. To just post a video and say "what he said" is not a enough.
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    Is it possible that the exit point for all super massive black holes is the event known as the Big bang?

    If you can explain here on this thread using you own words why black holes don't exist and how that disproves the ideas that I set forth, then I would be willing to have a conversation. If you seek to drop an endless stream of "expert" youtube videos and make me sift through their lectures, then...
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    Is it possible that the exit point for all super massive black holes is the event known as the Big bang?

    That statement is inaccurate. Just as an example you should have read the information posted above - Famous black hole has jet pushing cosmic speed limit This shows how observation can be biased and a correct analysis accomplished using mathematics.
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    Is it possible that the exit point for all super massive black holes is the event known as the Big bang?

    I think my initial and subsequent posts demonstrate and open mind. I engage in healthy discourse with people who are willing to share their ideas. Posting a bunch of youtube videos hardly qualifies anyone of being literate in science. Youtube is by far the least accurate source of any useful...
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    Is it possible that the exit point for all super massive black holes is the event known as the Big bang?

    Would it be too much trouble to ask you to stop posting youtube videos with someone else's opinions on this thread. I know it's easier to just deny something than to open your mind, but please do it elsewhere.
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    Is it possible that the exit point for all super massive black holes is the event known as the Big bang?

    Could this be tested using quantum entanglement. Inject one particle into a black hole and observe its twin? If one is destroyed or compressed beyond existence then the other should be as well. Though if one is pulled back in time, then I suppose the twin would also "disappear" and it would be...
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    Is it possible that the exit point for all super massive black holes is the event known as the Big bang?

    My crazy theory isn't that a single black hole caused the Big Bang, but that all supermassive black holes are continuously causing the Big Bang. As it compresses matter into energy, the gravity also causes a time distortion which funnels all that energy back in time to exit from a single point...
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    Is it possible that the exit point for all super massive black holes is the event known as the Big bang?

    Since learning that the earth's core is years younger than its surface (due to gravity), I have begun thinking about how supermassive black holes may have an exit point that is chronologically as well as spatially distant from the singularity itself. If the expansion of the universe is related...