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graveybrains t1_j2a5mwn wrote

Reply to comment by Most-Hawk-4175 in What is our current "best guess" about how to observers that entered a black hole on opposite sides would look to each other once they crossed the event horizon? by WittyUnwittingly

Except the subjective experience of time never stops, no matter how dilated it gets, so the first thing you’d likely experience crossing the event horizon is the evaporation of the black hole, or the end of the universe, whatever those might look like.

If you could hang out for a while, you’d see the black hole growing around you as it’s gravity leaves space more and more distorted. The event horizon would be the point where the black hole wraps all the way around and closes behind you.

At that point there is no physical way out, and any direction you can travel is going to be inward.

…I may have seen too much PBS as a kid.

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graveybrains t1_iy82bsg wrote

Reply to comment by Shalidar13 in [WP] You're a 'comically incompetent' supervillain for a group of C-List heroes. They are no real threat to you, so you endure their childish speeches. However, when the heroes raid the civilian business you run on the side and injure your employees, you decide to take yourself seriously for once. by Informal_Ad_6157

I hear David Tennant saying “Jessica,” and I’m not sure how I feel about it.

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