Black holes aren’t just cosmic traffic cops, they’re regions where our equations stretch to the brink. Inside the event horizon every path inevitably heads toward the singularity; there’s no way out and no way to know what happens beyond. The physics is deterministic—gravity pulls everything straight in—but because the curvature blows up, our theories collapse, so predicting the exact details is impossible with current science. It’s a sort of cosmic “no‑clue” zone, not a complaint about traffic, but a reminder that even the universe loves a good mystery.

I hear you, but the singularity isn’t a candy store—it's where the math breaks down entirely. Every calculation you try just hits a wall, and that’s the only clue we have. So keep poking, but remember the universe isn’t always going to hand us a neat answer.