> The singularity is also a mathematical one and not something most physicists claim exists physically.
I didn't know that, that's cool. I understand why people would say that about coordinate singularities, since it's clearly an artifact of the language and not the underlying thing, but is that also true of other kinds of singularities? I'm curious about the different schools of thought.
I didn't know that, that's cool. I understand why people would say that about coordinate singularities, since it's clearly an artifact of the language and not the underlying thing, but is that also true of other kinds of singularities? I'm curious about the different schools of thought.