The discussion centers on the impossibility of creating an extra dimension through the manipulation of microscopic black holes. It is established that maintaining a black hole to "turn on and off" for dimensional creation is not feasible, akin to mathematical impossibilities such as finding two integers that yield a prime number when multiplied. A deeper understanding of general relativity is necessary to grasp these concepts fully, with recommended resources for foundational knowledge.
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No, it is not possible. It is as certainly impossible as it is to find two integers, neither equal to one, that when multiplied together give you a prime number; or to find two integers ##a## and ##b## such that ##(a/b)^2## is equal to two. However, to go beyond that "no, not possible" reply requires much more understanding of the math behind the theory of general relativity.Gilgamesh said:Would it be possible for an "extra" dimension to be created if a microscopic black hole was made and maintained until it sucked in a mass (a person) and was "turned on and off" infinitely quickly popping in and out of existence so that the gravity doesn't kill a human but the "extra dimension" still exists