Interesting that the majority who died during covid were people who knew we used to see yellow light from the sun.
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Sorry, a black hole but not the jesuit definition.
I meant the definition as developed through projective geometry by thinkers like George Adams and Olive Whicher, the Sun is conceptualized not merely as a physical ball of fire, but as a "negative" or "inverted" space—a concept conceptually similar to a mathematical black hole in that it represents an inversion of earthly, physical space, however this perspective differs from the astrophysical definition of a black hole (a collapsed, high-mass stellar remnant), focusing instead on a qualitative, projective, and spiritual understanding of space.
Oh, I apologize, I didn't realize you were using a recent redefinition that is attempting to keep Rudolf Steiner relevant. Flat earthers and globists might both accept a little projective geometry which would make the stellar core exotic in manifold. All the same this shouldn't be called a black hole, which has a set definition. I think the stellar core is capable of being a white hole (it isn't right now), but the concept you're describing doesn't require that either.
Ah yes, wormhole is accurate enough for warped or inverted (looking-glass) space. Yes, the sun might contain a significant wormhole, in its own structure and potentically connected to others.
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Yes, exotic wormhole manifold. Any questions?
Shower thought: How convenient and instructive that Chandrasekhar's number is overunity. Have you seen my blackhole mining IPO?
Great searchings!
What incorrect things did Ranger say?
Doesn't matter is all fruit of the poisonous tree. It acted like the conversation was with it.