Interesting take on black holes.

[Annik]

[Autumnlicious]

I'm sorry, but I can't for the life of me find where the fuck they solved the renormalization issue for rectifying the three fundamental forces with the last one (gravity).

Am I missing something? Because the only thing I know of lately that has shown any semblance of promise is loop quantum gravity.

Because of torsion, matter would decay into familiar electrons and quarks, and antimatter would decay into "dark matter," a mysterious invisible form of matter that appears to account for a majority of matter in the universe.

What? What? Antimatter decays into dark matter? This is news to me!

[Annik]

This is only in the context of his hypothesis, I think. I'm not saying this is final or correct by any means, but it has many "Yo Dawg!" meme applications.

[Autumnlicious]

[twocompulsive]

Now that is interesting and raises some bizzare questions on the nature
of quantum gravity amongst other things since if we are inside a black
hole then we should in theory be capable of finding a mathematical
proof for it : but what makes this even more bizarre if it was true
is that every galaxy has a black hole at its centre so we would
then be inside a black hole which had smaller black holes at
the centre of clusters of stars : it would also tum physics
on its head since there would be something outside the
Universe even though convention dictates that this is
a logical fallacy though : so plenty to ponder here

[Autumnlicious]

Yeah, I haven't figured out how his theory handles recursion -- black holes in universes in black holes in another universe in...

[twocompulsive]

And what scale of star would be necessary for creating such a black
hole : this would violate a general principle that they can not have
indefinite mass and any thing inside it would be atomised due to
the effects of quantum gravity : matter at the macro level then
would not exist since it would just be crushed to infinitesimal
proportions though the gravity here on Earth is rather weak
And would not the fabric of space time be more distorted
This theory is so wrong then and on so many levels too

[Angrboda]

@Moros Synackaon: Perhaps what he means is that his article is the decohered state of a crackpot theory.

[Erinome]

[Anomalocaris]

Writing a "theory" born of no necessisity, and which is calculated to thrive by the "grace" of the temporary unpreparedness of current state of knowledge to either rigorously support or contradict it, is an "intellectual" exercise of about the same caliber as concocting the bullshit of genesis.