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222 | Andrew Strominger on Quantum Gravity and the Real World
Sean Carroll's Mindscape: Science, Society, Philosophy, Culture, Arts, and Ideas
Is There a Negative Cosmological Constant?
The number of gigabytes in a black hole is proportional to its area. In a holographic plate, you can store all the information on the surface of the region you're trying to describe. So now we have these giant black holes that we see in the sky. And it suggests that there's only one way for them to be able to hold so much data at once. Now you can't really do that because they would just fall in.
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