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Bariyon
From the Einstein gravitational equations comes the Schwarzschild solution, which predicts the existence of black holes.
What if the Schwarzschild solution is just an approximate expression, meaning that the Einstein equations are also approximate?
Then black holes no longer exist, colossal amounts of time have been wasted by foolish priests calculating the number of angels on the head of a pin and other silly calculations, and the entire physics church directs its embarrassed anger at the person who would dare to suggest such outrageous blasphemy, in order to save its arse and regain the bleeting praises of the sheep flocks?
What if the Schwarzschild solution is just an approximate expression, meaning that the Einstein equations are also approximate?
Then black holes no longer exist, colossal amounts of time have been wasted by foolish priests calculating the number of angels on the head of a pin and other silly calculations, and the entire physics church directs its embarrassed anger at the person who would dare to suggest such outrageous blasphemy, in order to save its arse and regain the bleeting praises of the sheep flocks?