Re: A partial black hole?

Wayne Throop wrote:

> Weeeeeellll yes and no, aiui (and I may not ui adequately).  The "no"
> parts I'm aware of I think I mentioned elsethread.  There's the "cosmic
> censor****p principle", where "all signularities are decently clothed in
an
> event horizon".  Apparently, in some situations, that's not exactly
true,
> though what it really means in terms of *particles* escaping the event
> horizon, I'm unsure.

Well, it shouldn't mean anything.  A ****d singularity (by definition) 
doesn't have an event horizon, so there's no event horizon to enter and 
then later escape from.

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