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Due to strong gravitational tidal forces, any living observer will die and any macroscopic measuring apparatus will be destroyed before it reaches the black hole singularity at the center of a macroscopic black hole. Hence the black hole singularity cannot be observed, so from an experimental point of view it doesn't exist.
Is that an acceptable solution of the black hole singularity problem from a "Copenhagen" point of view?
Is that an acceptable solution of the black hole singularity problem from a "Copenhagen" point of view?