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Is it matter from within the blackhole? How exactly does it "evaporate"? Is it escaping the blackhole? Does it not just get sucked back into the blackhole?

>>11501266

>>11430832
for you

lol let me try

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>>8388572
>I have drilled several holes in my life
So have I anon, so have I ;)

>>7032578
This. If something seems so completely farfetched that there couldn't possibly be a causal relationship, there probably isn't, and it's likely the confounding variables aren't hard to find.

>A has a link to Z! but that makes no sense!
Well what are the things that are known to cause A?
>B, C, D, E, F, and G.
And what are the things that are known to cause Z?
>E, F, G, H, I, and J.
Well there's your answer.