Scientists may have finally solved the black hole information paradox
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If the black hole information paradox is addressed via seven-dimensional geometry and stable remnants, it’s another case where abstract math eventually constrains real-world physics. For deep-tech investors and R&D leaders, it’s a reminder that some of tomorrow’s platforms will come out of today’s "useless" theory work.
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