Jared Isaacman

We don't know.

Yeah.

I mean, we certainly know that the universe is expanding.

We've observed that.

Yeah, I mean, this is certainly... This is a hypothetical conversation.

I'm just curious what your thoughts are.

The expansion of the universe is what helps, you know, underpin the Big Bang Theory, but I don't...

Look, I don't know where it goes.

I don't know what created it, what happened before it, or what happens next 14 billion years from now, you know?

Black holes is where, is what happens when, you know, really big stars eventually die.

And, you know, there is just...

You basically have such an extreme amount of gravitational influence that not even light can escape from it.

But then Stephen Hawking figured out some things do escape from it.

Hawking radiation, actually.

It's named after him.

So basically, whatever is consumed inside this black hole will slowly, over some extraordinary period of time, gradually radiate out of it.

And the black hole will disappear like it was never there.

That's certainly the limit of my knowledge on it.

I probably butchered that up pretty good.

And this is like, as we were saying, when I, when I got nominated, I, my inbox just blew up from people all over the world that all had opinions and thoughts and some were appreciated and some really were not.