Just a thought <br><br>The error in the thinking that Black Holes “destroy” information is that any entropy required to acquire said information was already accounted for in the past. If you take that information and put it into a thousand objects, we have not changed the level of entropy of the information or multiplied it. <br><br>For example, take two books:<br><br>One book has 300 pages of text containing many ideas spanning centuries of knowledge, it can be said the book has lots of “information”<br>Thousands of hours of work was needed to aquire all that information. <br><br>Then take a second book identical in all regards, but all text inside is randomly scrambled, it no longer conveys any intelligible ideas, for all practical purposes there is no usable “information” in this second book<br><br>Now take both books to the center of the galaxy and throw them into the black hole. The black hole is not going to read the books, the only “information” the black hole cares about is the “mass” of the books (which are identical) and that mass is conserved as the books fall into the black hole. There is no paradox. <br><br>Any “logical” information in the books is only of value to someone reading the books, and the entropy of the information was already accounted for when the ideas were conceived. Once the ideas are printed, they are nothing more than paper and ink with a certain mass. Black holes only see mass not information.,(reply>), ☝️☝️<br>Tell Max i referred you to him for a business investment that will change your financial life.