idk if this is the right place to post this but it seems the most fitting i guess so the theory what if black holes are just a extremely high tightly packed dimensional space what i mean by that is on a flat 2d plane you can only store things up and down but if you go up to the 3d plane you can also store things forwards so the higher the dimension the more densely you can pack stuff so per se if a 200d space exsisted somewhere and was packed really tight would it not create a black hole heres an analogy lets say you have a 1 meter square bag and you want to put stuff inside it if you were to follow the rules of the 2d plane you would be able to put very little in it but if you were to use the rules of the 3d plane you would be able to put more stuff in there the higher the dimension the more space you have to pack your stuff in your 1 meter square bag so heres the thing what if that bag had enough dimensions so that if you were to fully pack it with lets say steel it would be dense enough to create a black hole this is just a theory i got a few minutes ago but i though it was worth sharing please feel free to tell me if im being retarded or something