[Feigenbaum (OP)]

A black hole is a coherent math object that is rotating. It is math that causes a problem for the virtual fabric of spacetime. They are just another cyclical event and as such follows the bifurcation diagram that sits at the core of math. Black holes are allowed to happen because it is the way math operates.

A black hole likely has a reverse bifurcation diagram going down to a singularly starting under 3.

[Bored chemist]

You need to define this
" coherent math object "
among other things.

[Feigenbaum (OP)]

It's an object that is only math, it isn't using the spatial dimension. It represents the side of QM physicist refuse to think about.

[Bobolink]

It's an object that is only math, it isn't using the spatial dimension.

An object cannot be made of math, that is a nonsensical statement.

It represents the side of QM physicist refuse to think about.

Physicist also refuse to think about stars made from tapioca pudding.
Gee, they are so close minded...

[Feigenbaum (OP)]

Anything coherent isn't real. Nonsensical ..to you.

[Bobolink]

Anything coherent isn't real.

What are talking about??

[Feigenbaum (OP)]

QM is half real, half not real. A black hole is on the not real side.

[Bobolink]

QM is half real, half not real.

Wrong.

A black hole is on the not real side.

And wrong.

At least you are consistent!

[Bored chemist]

QM is half real, half not real. A black hole is on the not real side.

On a good day that's an example of this fallacy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_ignorance
On a bad day it's just wrong.

[Kryptid]

it isn't using the spatial dimension. It represents the side of QM physicist refuse to think about.

You're starting to sound like a certain someone we have banned many times...

[The Spoon]

it isn't using the spatial dimension. It represents the side of QM physicist refuse to think about.

You're starting to sound like a certain someone we have banned many times...

As does the way he seems to have learned a new word and keeps repeating it - in this case 'bifurcation'.