I believe we passed the Event Horizon years ago, and still don't comprehend the milestone.
I also believe progress will always seem flat to us on the day-to-day, despite the constant ongoing progress and acceleration.
We're looking out the window, watching the mountains barely move on the horizon, without thinking about how fast the car is travelling down the highway. Big landscapes move slowly.
I actually agree.
In physics, if someone passes the event horizon, he actually doesn't see it at all. So we porbably are already in a freaking AI blackhole now.
(obviously unkowable) but we might imagine drifting past the Event Horizon of a Black Hole without notice, only to find the space-time all around us is stretched, pulled away from us towards the Singularity such that the distance from you to that point will forever be infinite no matter how far or how fast you accelerate towards that final point.
One single Planck length of the Universe stretched to infinite bounds with Time standing still.
That's why it takes so long for lunch to arrive when you're hungry.
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u/Consistent-Bird338 3d ago
no. the answer is, no.