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Comment Re:Black holes can exist without a singularity (Score 1) 356

I agree that I exaggerated regarding the "whole future of the universe". However my point was that sufficient of the future would be 'seen' that the effect I postulated would be true.

Hey, I wasn't expecting a trip to Oslo.

Can you describe a scenario where I am incorrect on the time dilation issue? Not to be argumentative, but just for my enlightenment.

Comment Re:Black holes can exist without a singularity (Score 1) 356

'Lead to' implies something that occurs after passage of (local) time.

Sure, and in classical GR you end up dividing by zero. The point I was making was that 'finite time' is not zero time, and the disparity in the rate of time inside the event horizon vs far away allows plenty of time for quantum effects in the form of Hawking radiation to intervene and dissipate the black hole before the posited singularity come into existence. Since the events transpire over finite time, no infinite force is required.

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