/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9526018
that's the whole point

>>9526028
what about the fact that it'd be "myself"? being incestuous, would the child be born retarded?

>>9526136
i'll look those up but I didn't understand shit about what you said

If spacetime curves to an absolute extreme near a black hole, making events seem to slow down to external observers, how the fuck does anything actually happen? Where lies the difference between "seems to slow to total stillness" and "actually slows to total stillness"?

If things are happening "slowly" (i.e. from my point of reference) then how does anything "happen" - from my point of reference, or really any non-singularity point of reference - near a black hole? Ever?

How can we speak of matter interacting with a black hole, stars falling into them, etc., if that activity is effectively taking infinity bazillion years to occur from the perspective of everywhere that isn't a black hole?

Non-/sci/ fag here, sorry if I'm a total retard. I have googled/wiki'd but the answer is eluding me somehow.

>women
>a hard science
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Independence_(probability_theory)

>biology
>a hard science

>>3721106

>2011

>Still not earning 300K starting

>2100
>Not being in a three way marriage with a cute young dolphin and a robogirl
>ISHYGDDT

>2011
>Not having a hot dolphin waifu on the coast you visit every weekend
>ISHYGDDT

>>3258983
THIS

Something might or not happen. So both it happened and didn't. The cat is half dead.

It's hard to put this in my mind. How does it apply to the particles involved? I want to understand the quantum phenomenon.