Talk:Black hole complementarity

''Global symmetries don't exist in quantum gravity. Baryon number is violated, but only at very small scales, and the proton has a very long lifetime. But with a short enough time resolution, the proton oscillates between different baryon numbers and the time warping near the horizon magnifies that. Alternatively, the hot temperatures of the stretched horizon cause the proton to decay. But an infalling observer never has time to see the proton decay.

It sounds like a expert, in speculation mode. And just giving telegraphic summaries of his leaps. Which really are good ones. I should know! 178.38.115.176 (talk) 01:07, 5 May 2015 (UTC)