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Two Purposes of Black Hole Production
Foundations of Science 17 (1):13-15 (2012)
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Crane envisions the speculative conjecture that intelligent civilizations might want and be able to produce black holes in the very far future. He implicitly suggests two main purposes of this enterprise: (i) energy production and (ii) universe production. We discuss those two options. The commentary is obviously highly speculative and should be read accordinglyLinks
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