Well, if we were to sum it up, we can say that if an object shrinks down to a particular amount of size while its mass remains constant, it will become a black hole. For example, take the sun. If you shrink it down to the size of an average state of a country, it will become a black hole. So imagine the biggest black hole in the universe and how big it would turn into. If it turns into its original size, it could potentially even angles us
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 0:44
Hey there. So I really loved how you went from science to philosophy, how I basically started listening to this well, thinking that, okay, maybe this is some science stuff, but well, I as I say, I really admire how you completely turn the conversation and turn it into something so philosophical, which right now is hitting me real well. I really hope that you keep sharing more such sensitive philosophy stuff or anything and everything that you want to share with us on Swell
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 1:18
And also the last line where the suggestion that you gave us that we should be happy with what we have because at the end of the day, we are just and it's so true that when you see from an angle where you're watching the entire universe or something, we are indeed like not even maybe tiny dots. We are probably invisible. That's how small we are. And that's how we feel, right?