B Is the "Information Paradox" close to getting resolved?

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The discussion centers on the black hole information paradox and whether it is close to resolution. Physicists are divided, with some, like Leonard Susskind, claiming the paradox is resolved through the concept of Black Hole Complementarity, which posits that information is preserved on the event horizon and encoded in Hawking radiation. Others, including Stephen Hawking, argue that while information may be emitted, it becomes chaotic and ultimately inaccessible, suggesting it is effectively lost. The debate continues over how information is preserved and the role of concepts like supertranslations in this process. Overall, there is no consensus on the resolution of the paradox, and significant questions remain unanswered.
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Simple man said:
Sorry, I do not.

Then the best way for you to find the answer to your question is to look around in the literature until you find one.

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