It could very well be that causality itself ceases to exist.

It should have a way to jettison the armor if the guy needs to get out. So, uhh, I guess my point is that speculating on the actual pre-Big Bang origins of the universe is really, really hard. So we end up with 2nd generation stars, 3rd gen stars etc and on a long enough time scale, all «fuel» in a galaxy is exhausted. Yeah.

But then again, how much evidence do black holes really leave? Nothing or? There are quite a number of observations which are not just consistent with the presence of black holes, but can only be explained by black holes.

Altho’ I am an atheist I do agree «that the most reasonable place to fit G-d into creation would be pre- Big Bang as the catalyst for the first event» or first cause of the Universe.Of course, this point of view long preceded Hawking! What I was referring to here, is inside the event horizon of a black hole, between the «centre» and the event horizon. In that event, moving/walking would still cost energy, but standing wouldn’t.

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