Comments by "Dr. Ricco Lindner" (@Dr.RiccoMastermind) on "Black holes might be dark stars with layers: New solution found" video.

Hey Sabine, why is it so hard to prevent singularity in a real black hole if one simply asumes aa black hole has a certain average density higher than a neutron star, but limited, giving it some "solid" body smaller than the event horizon??? No unlimited density in the center, no singularity...
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@Jester01 ok, I didnt hear such a thing till now but it might be plausible. Otherwise, some nice channels like "Science Clic" showed that beyond event horizon space and time somehow reverse there axes in a space-time-diagram. So instead of falling further to the center you might just travel further into the future. Arghh.... we might never know for sure ... 😅🙈
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@garethdean6382 I don't see how any of the 2 assumptions would be required? We don't know if or why not even neutron star matter could be compressed even further. The simplest logical assumption would be a new exotic state unde4 some limited despite extreme gravity pressure and with a finite density. Within this mass particles won't need to be fast once they are "locked" together with the rest
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