I Negative Mass & White Holes: Does It Create?

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does somebody with a negative mass create a white hole instead of a black hole because of its anti gravity property.
 
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Since according to our contemporary theory there's nothing with a negative mass the question doesn't make much sense to begin with :-)).
 
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