@giujohn,
giujohn wrote:
If we were talking about things at the macro-level in our universe you are correct... We're not talking about that.
I'm not referring to just the macro-level. It's why I object to space/time coming into being without time first assisting. You can't create time without time first existing.
Moment A = time does not exist
Moment B = time exists.
You can't go from moment A to B without time first existing, it's impossible. You can't even create time within moment A to allow time to be created.
I have explanations as to why time and space seem linked. However they really are not. It is matter which bridges their relationship. In the presence of matter, space is warped, changing the vector path lengthening it giving the impression that time has also changed but it's only the illusion because we can't physically see space being warped by matter.
This can explain why light can not escape an intense gravitational field because the vector becomes so long that the photon never gets a chance to because there hasn't been enough time for it to be allowed to escape.
I can explain what I mean by using a road. Imagine if you are driving along a road where its length gets twisted infinitely however you are not aware there are any twists, from your perspective the road appears to be perfectly straight.
You never get a chance to arrive at your destination even though according to your map it's just a little ways a way.
This is our current belief of black holes. The current understanding is that gravity is so intense that photons don't have enough velocity to escape. But in my opinion this is not the case, instead the vector of the photon is curved near infinite but not infinite. This prevents the photon from being observed. It retains its velocity and isn't destroyed. No information is lost.
This can explain how a bh can increase mass without destroying the matter. It retains the information. No matter is destroyed preserving the laws of thermodynamics which under the current belief get violated.