Pulling information out of a black hole

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The discussion centers on the concept of extracting information from a black hole using another, larger black hole, likening the process to a siphon. However, it is pointed out that the gravitational forces of black holes are so strong that they would simply merge rather than facilitate information extraction. The idea of creating a pathway between the two black holes is dismissed as unrealistic. The conversation emphasizes the fundamental nature of black holes and their inability to allow information to escape. Ultimately, the notion of using one black hole to extract information from another is deemed impractical.
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Can somebody help me out here.

The gravity of a black hole is so strong that nothing can escape it, not even light. If that's the case, why can't another black hole of larger mass be used to extract information from the first black hole? Sort of like how a Siphon works. I imagine some sort of pathway between the 2 composed of matter somehow.
 
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007craft said:
Can somebody help me out here.

The gravity of a black hole is so strong that nothing can escape it, not even light. If that's the case, why can't another black hole of larger mass be used to extract information from the first black hole? Sort of like how a Siphon works. I imagine some sort of pathway between the 2 composed of matter somehow.

To be blunt, that's ridiculous. Two black holes near each other just merge into a bigger black hole.
 
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