black holes

“So the biggest black holes we can't find right now, because This kind of technical noise feedback and the vibrations from the environment are bigger than the fundamental quantum physics limits of measurement.”

“With a sufficient kind of technology of quantum computation and so forth, and if we knew the precise rules by which black holes evolve, we could reconstruct from the quantum state of the horizon, we could reconstruct what fell in, what's inside, and so forth. …”

“In very recent years, we found out that entanglement and Einstein-Rosen bridges are the same thing. That, in particular, an example would be if you have two black holes. Black holes have all kinds of internal structure to them. They're quantum mechanical objec…”

“Our world is mostly all black holes, it really is, in the sense that the information stored in matter is at least let me think I think about 10 to the 10th, a factor of 10 to the 10th more information stored in black holes than anything else.”

“Stephen Hawking's very, very brilliant insight, even though I think he got the final answer wrong. It was very brilliant insight to ask what happens to the information that goes into black holes?”