Do black holes repel the weak force?

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The discussion explores the concept of whether black holes might repel the weak force while consuming matter. The original poster, lacking formal physics education, questions if the stretching and spinning of matter near the event horizon could lead to a unique interaction with the weak force. Participants clarify that black holes do not selectively repel forces; instead, they exert gravitational pull on all matter and energy. The conversation highlights the complexities of black hole physics and the nature of fundamental forces. Ultimately, the idea remains speculative and not supported by current scientific understanding.
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I don't have a formal education in physics so please excuse my ignorance. I had an idea and was wondering if as matter gets stretched and spun toward the event horizon is it possible that as it is consumed the weak force is repelled while everything else gets consumed? I hope that makes sense, it's a hard thought to convey in words.
 
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