Nostalgia

This thought-provoking concept, which I call “Unknown Region”, addresses the information paradox of Black Holes ( BH ). If every single BH is a true singularity, it is possible that they are all connected to the same point in time and space. This implies every single BH is the same object, throughout the entire universe. No such thing as an isolated singularity; it is merely our perception of one.

This means information is not destroyed, just scattered throughout the Universe in a way we cannot measure. It is not just a simple energy-in, energy-out solution for the life of a BH. We can logically guess and simulate with our best material sciences on how things work. Unfortunately, we currently lack the ability to truly calculate all the variables needed to understand how the information falling into a BH works. This includes the energy transferred through a form of Hawking Radiation, due to the vast distances of the Universe.

If Google or IBM were to run a simulation on a much smaller scale using a form of “Unknown Region”, the outcome, if correct, predicts that the Universe has a natural or created mechanism of balance to maintain the scales of creation. In laymen’s terms, a BH is a type of heat sink designed to absorb massive amounts of radiation that would otherwise destroy all sentient life in the Universe as we know it.