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Black-White Hole Paradox

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The last person on Earth was sitting alone in his room when suddenly there was a knock at the door. His nerve was shaken, and he quickly checked the surveillance camera outside, but all he could see was a blurry black shadow. Trembling in fear, he huddled in the corner, telling himself it was just the wind. However, this was impossible.

In the year 6053, Earth collided with "once in a billion years" Black- White Hole Fusion. The black and white hole kept getting closer to Earth on opposite sides. On one side, there was eternal darkness, where no light could escape the black hole's absorption. Plants died, and the infinite darkness came.

On the other side, there was bright light, equivalent to the intensity of five suns, mercilessly roasting the earth. The buildings on the surface of the earth had already turned to ashes, and there was no trace of any civilization. People had gradually moved underground and were forced to establish an imperfect underground ecological system. If they wanted to return to the surface, they had to wear heavy UV-resistant armor, otherwise they would turn into ashes.

After the two holes closed, all solids, liquids, and gases vanished, and there was no medium for sound to exist. Earth was slowly torn apart in five-dimensional space or even higher dimensions. However, in the repulsion and tearing of multi-dimensional space, a miracle was born - a spatial wormhole, also known as a "paradox," because it far exceeded human current knowledge.

Human cognition is based on the three-dimensional plane, and on the multi-dimensional plane, the complexity of the rules grows exponentially, presenting an irregular state. Oxygen still existed, and sound regained its life due to the presence of a medium. Gas molecules no longer moved and turned into a kind of elusive, intangible solid. One lucky person survived tenaciously in this less than 100 square meters of paradise, the last human on Earth.

Finally unable to contain his curiosity, he closed his eyes, and with a sudden motion, he opened the door. The scene before him startled him. Standing in front of him was a person dressed exactly like him, even with the same appearance, as if it was his clone. However, cloning technology had been banned since the Clone Crisis in 5876. Then who could this stranger be? How did he accurately traverse the chaotic five-dimensional and six-dimensional space to find this one in a billion miracle?

The stranger seemed to see through his doubts, sneered, and said, "My name is Enns, and I come from one of dozens of human civilizations in parallel universes. We established a civilization ten thousand years ago and developed to the level of technology you have now. However, seven thousand years ago, we encountered an inexplicable astronomical disaster.

A black hole accidentally passed through space and arrived near our planet due to a star explosion, and the entire Earth lost its light. Astronomers discovered during their observations of space that the mutual tearing of multiple spaces could produce wormholes, known as “paradoxes”.

This attracted the attention of the entire scientific community. They continued their research and discovered dozens of paradoxes in the black hole suitable for human survival, which were the only hope for the continuation of human civilization. We drew upon the enormous kinetic energy of the black hole, transported ourselves to various paradoxes, and enlarged the space using an amplifier.

However, we were too greedy. The paradox was magnified, breaking Galen's limit and forming a sub-black hole. Hundreds of millions of people were torn apart by its immense gravity and perished within it. Only the hundred or so individuals living at the G Paradox were unaffected, as the paradox amplifier had not yet come to our use.”

He was deeply intrigued by this history and asked, “Then Ennis, why did you still come looking for me?” Ennis sighed and said, “ Scientists recently predicted the existence of white holes, and signs indicate that they are converging with black holes. Whenever a "Black-White Hole Fusion" occurs, four black and white holes are produced. In the near future, black and white holes will cover the entire universe, and the universe cannot bear their weight, causing a massive explosion. No living beings can survive the annihilation of matter, and the universe will return to a singularity. However, we still have a chance. We can use the energy of the black and white holes to destroy them and prevent them from regenerating. When there are only a few black holes left, there will be no more "Black-White Hole Fusions," and these black holes will maintain energy with each other, no longer exploding. But in the vast universe, our hundred individuals alone cannot accomplish this. We need to embark together, seeking friendly alien civilizations to cooperate with. Would you rather stay at Paradox Point in solitude until old age, or challenge fate and join us on our mission?”

He pondered for a moment. Suddenly, a weird smile appeared on his face. He slowly uttered a few words, “You're not really real, are you…”

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HB1103
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HB1103 wrote a review · Tue May 02, 2023 11:59 am

Hey there! Here's my review:

Your story is quite interesting, I love how it explores the themes of survival, technology, and the possibility of life in multiple universes. And also how it highlights the consequences of human greed and the importance of cooperation and seeking help.

One of the most notable quotes here is, "Human cognition is based on the three-dimensional plane, and on the multi-dimensional plane, the complexity of the rules grows exponentially, presenting an irregular state." Your quote really highlights the challenges of understanding and navigating multi-dimensional space, which adds depth to the story's science-fiction elements.

The dialogue between the characters was quite intriguing and adds lots of depth.
I love the plot twist at the end, it adds lots of mystery. It's a great ending, I hope there's some sort of part 2. I'd love to read it.

I couldn't really find many improvements, I think however, you could elaborate a bit more on the explanation of the parallel universe and paradoxes. Also, the arrival of Ennis seems a bit abrupt, you could try and expand on that.

Anyways, your story was really thought-provoking and explored many interesting concepts.

Good Job!

- HB

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HB1103
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Hey there! Here's my review:

Your story is quite interesting, I love how it explores the themes of survival, technology, and the possibility of life in multiple universes. And also how it highlights the consequences of human greed and the importance of cooperation and seeking help.

One of the most notable quotes here is, "Human cognition is based on the three-dimensional plane, and on the multi-dimensional plane, the complexity of the rules grows exponentially, presenting an irregular state." Your quote really highlights the challenges of understanding and navigating multi-dimensional space, which adds depth to the story's science-fiction elements.

The dialogue between the characters was quite intriguing and adds lots of depth.
I love the plot twist at the end, it adds lots of mystery. It's a great ending, I hope there's some sort of part 2. I'd love to read it.

I couldn't really find many improvements, I think however, you could elaborate a bit more on the explanation of the parallel universe and paradoxes. Also, the arrival of Ennis seems a bit abrupt, you could try and expand on that.

Anyways, your story was really thought-provoking and explored many interesting concepts.

Good Job!

- HB

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This chapter is a thrilling and thought-provoking piece that transports readers into an apocalyptic and multi-dimensional world. The author's vivid and descriptive language creates a sense of fear and unease that is palpable throughout the chapter. The concept of a "black-white hole fusion" colliding with Earth and the resulting destruction is both fascinating and terrifying to imagine.

The unexpected twist at the end of the chapter, where the protagonist questions the reality of the stranger who has approached him, adds an extra layer of intrigue and leaves readers eager to learn the truth in subsequent chapters. Overall, "This chapter " is a captivating and expertly crafted chapter that promises an exciting and unpredictable storyline ahead.

I love space and astrophysics, and incorporating theoretical white holes makes your story so interesting! And your story is so well written it’s truly one of the best story’s I've read on here so far.

I love space and astrophysics, and incorporating theoretical white holes makes your story so interesting! And your story is so well written it’s truly one of the best story’s I've read on here so far.

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kaitlyn
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kaitlyn wrote a review · Mon Apr 17, 2023 7:58 am

Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening/Night(whichever one it is in your part of the world),

Hi! I'm here to leave a quick review!!

First Impression: I think this is a very solid first part here. Its a little heavy on the exposition but given the style of work it happens to be, that's pretty much unavoidable and I think its interesting enough and integrate well enough that it doesn't impact the story too negatively. The characters here are also pretty interesting so far.

Anyway let's get right to it,

The last person on Earth was sitting alone in his room when suddenly there was a knock at the door. His nerve was shaken, and he quickly checked the surveillance camera outside, but all he could see was a blurry black shadow. Trembling in fear, he huddled in the corner, telling himself it was just the wind. However, this was impossible.

In the year 6053, Earth collided with "once in a billion years" Black- White Hole Fusion. The black and white hole kept getting closer to Earth on opposite sides. On one side, there was eternal darkness, where no light could escape the black hole's absorption. Plants died, and the infinite darkness came.


Okayyy well we're starting off with quite a lot of extreme danger there. Not exactly how black holes tend to actually work but it seems we've got a bit of a fictional combo situation here that's create kind of terrifying situation and this is pretty interesting so far. I think you manage to integrate that explanation for what this is quite nicely too.

On the other side, there was bright light, equivalent to the intensity of five suns, mercilessly roasting the earth. The buildings on the surface of the earth had already turned to ashes, and there was no trace of any civilization. People had gradually moved underground and were forced to establish an imperfect underground ecological system. If they wanted to return to the surface, they had to wear heavy UV-resistant armor, otherwise they would turn into ashes.

After the two holes closed, all solids, liquids, and gases vanished, and there was no medium for sound to exist. Earth was slowly torn apart in five-dimensional space or even higher dimensions. However, in the repulsion and tearing of multi-dimensional space, a miracle was born - a spatial wormhole, also known as a "paradox," because it far exceeded human current knowledge.


Oooh I thought we were going to focus more on that one person, but it seems instead we're headed more towards the science of whatever craziness is going on here an we're definitely throwing around sciency words here to sell this whole situation as being very dangerous and very magical too in a sense.

Human cognition is based on the three-dimensional plane, and on the multi-dimensional plane, the complexity of the rules grows exponentially, presenting an irregular state. Oxygen still existed, and sound regained its life due to the presence of a medium. Gas molecules no longer moved and turned into a kind of elusive, intangible solid. One lucky person survived tenaciously in this less than 100 square meters of paradise, the last human on Earth.

Finally unable to contain his curiosity, he closed his eyes, and with a sudden motion, he opened the door. The scene before him startled him. Standing in front of him was a person dressed exactly like him, even with the same appearance, as if it was his clone. However, cloning technology had been banned since the Clone Crisis in 5876. Then who could this stranger be? How did he accurately traverse the chaotic five-dimensional and six-dimensional space to find this one in a billion miracle?


Ooooh well already things are getting even more interesting. I love the details about the clones. It again manages to be integrated pretty seamlessly while also telling us quite a lot in terms of how surprising of an event the arrival of this particular clone happens to be.

The stranger seemed to see through his doubts, sneered, and said, "My name is Enns, and I come from one of dozens of human civilizations in parallel universes. We established a civilization ten thousand years ago and developed to the level of technology you have now. However, seven thousand years ago, we encountered an inexplicable astronomical disaster.

A black hole accidentally passed through space and arrived near our planet due to a star explosion, and the entire Earth lost its light. Astronomers discovered during their observations of space that the mutual tearing of multiple spaces could produce wormholes, known as “paradoxes”.


Hmm well that's an interesting way to portray black holes. The inner physicist inside me is screaming for help, but this is a really exciting situation to create here and I'm loving it so far. This new stranger also seems to come from a pretty exciting place and that attitude is certainly interesting. It doesn't seem like the typical emotion to use in a moment like this.

This attracted the attention of the entire scientific community. They continued their research and discovered dozens of paradoxes in the black hole suitable for human survival, which were the only hope for the continuation of human civilization. We drew upon the enormous kinetic energy of the black hole, transported ourselves to various paradoxes, and enlarged the space using an amplifier.

However, we were too greedy. The paradox was magnified, breaking Galen's limit and forming a sub-black hole. Hundreds of millions of people were torn apart by its immense gravity and perished within it. Only the hundred or so individuals living at the G Paradox were unaffected, as the paradox amplifier had not yet come to our use.”


Well that sounds very much like what humans tend to do, even when civilizations managed to reach much more advanced heights. As usual it is both terrifying and hilarious at the same time to see that particular bit of history although know begs the question why this person is choosing narrate that history in this moment.

He was deeply intrigued by this history and asked, “Then Ennis, why did you still come looking for me?” Ennis sighed and said, “ Scientists recently predicted the existence of white holes, and signs indicate that they are converging with black holes. Whenever a "Black-White Hole Fusion" occurs, four black and white holes are produced. In the near future, black and white holes will cover the entire universe, and the universe cannot bear their weight, causing a massive explosion. No living beings can survive the annihilation of matter, and the universe will return to a singularity. However, we still have a chance. We can use the energy of the black and white holes to destroy them and prevent them from regenerating. When there are only a few black holes left, there will be no more "Black-White Hole Fusions," and these black holes will maintain energy with each other, no longer exploding. But in the vast universe, our hundred individuals alone cannot accomplish this. We need to embark together, seeking friendly alien civilizations to cooperate with. Would you rather stay at Paradox Point in solitude until old age, or challenge fate and join us on our mission?”

He pondered for a moment. Suddenly, a weird smile appeared on his face. He slowly uttered a few words, “You're not really real, are you…”


Oooooh this is quite the ending. For starters that sounds like a pretty cool quest. I definitely find myself wanting to know more about that, but also that very last line suggesting there's a chance that this person could be imagining all this and this is a hallucination is another very interesting detail to throw at us.

Aaaaand that's it for this one.

Overall: Overall a pretty solid start this one. I think it definitely does more than enough to get us wanting to read more and find out some answers to everything that's been dropped on us here.

As always remember to take what you think was helpful and forget the rest.

Stay Safe
Kate



History repeats itself. First as tragedy, second as farce.
— Karl Marx