>>11013066Concepts like strange matter stars and false vacuum decay do suggest a sort of evolutionary algorithm running over the concept of spacetime itself, so it's not implausible that a black hole would be warping physics as we know it to make complex chemical processes possible. However, that same warping would inherently be occurring in a multidimensional context, and so the concept that the black hole is an object in our solar system would be very unlikely, unless physics was highly tuned for that specific purpose. (ie., wouldn't be "visible" measurable/locatable by default.)
