The Poet Announces his Retirement from Professional Wrestling
Press conference—San Francisco, 1965-2009
I fall into black holes all the time. It's no big deal, just a matter of sorting through antimatter for what really matters. An answer to your question: a watch in orbit above the earth moves slower than a clock on the surface; in a black hole a watch has three sets of hands, each hand moving independently from the others. You are here and there and then—everywhere is now.
On paper, Einstein could only manipulate space and time. Black holes are more emotional and psychic than an operation of physics, quantum or otherwise.
It's a simple mistake, many have made it. I won't hold it against him.
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