Does my theory about black holes make sense ?

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The discussion centers on a user's theory proposing that black holes may serve as hosts to universes located between the singularity and the event horizon. The user expresses a desire to mathematically formulate this idea, despite acknowledging a lack of precision due to the late hour. However, forum moderators clarify that personal theories are against the rules, emphasizing the significant differences between the interior and exterior of black holes. Ultimately, the thread is closed for moderation due to violations of forum guidelines.

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I'm bored out of my mind and while watching a PBS spacetime video I had an idea.

What if black holes are hosts to universes in between the singularity and the event horizon ?

It's 3am so pardon my lack of precision, but chatGPT did formulate my idea pretty well in this conversation : Link to plausible-sounding but nonsensical chatbot-generated text removed
Does that make any sense at all ? There must be a way in which this couldn't work but I can't see it right now.

Would it be worth it to actually try and formulate it mathematically ? I've studied physics in college a while back but changed carreers. I have quite a bit of spare time and I would love doing this.
Any insight would be much appreciated

Thank you !
 
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If you win the Nobel prize for physics, you'll have to share it with ChatGPT!
 
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If you want to learn, this is the place for that. However, posting personal theories on the forum is against the rules.
 
The interior of a black hole is very different to the exterior. So the short answer is no, not unless you invent an entire new theory of physics that behaves exactly like GR outside the hole but very differently inside.
 
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leuko said:
Does that make any sense at all ?
As @Ibix says above, no.
Please review the forum rules about personal theories and using chatbots; this thread is in violation of both and has been closed.
 
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