>>10844842If you don't plan on contributing then don't post.
Your lack of curiosity shows you will never make it
>>10844870I understand that all paths lead towards the singularity. But according to the penrose diagram, as long as your future light cone (in this case it would be expanded due to moving faster than light) as a part of it that exists outside the event horizon then you can escape. However, because space and time switch then your movement in space is "movement" in time outside. Thus when you exit from right before the singularity, you should be at the end of time.
See the attached photo to see what I mean. Your light cone would have a place where you exist outside the event horizon. And yes I stole it from pbs
