Question about speed of light and information

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The discussion revolves around the implications of information loss in black holes and the limitations of our understanding of the universe. It highlights that while parts of the universe are beyond our observational reach, our models must remain grounded in what can be empirically verified. Speculation about unobservable regions is acknowledged as potentially valuable but ultimately constrained by the lack of direct evidence. The conversation also touches on the challenges of developing a unified theory of everything, with dark matter and dark energy complicating our understanding. Overall, the dialogue emphasizes the importance of observational evidence in shaping our cosmological models and the ongoing quest for deeper understanding in physics.
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Light does not 'leave' a black hole, it only leaves its immediate vicinity.
 

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