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Warp wrote:
> According to GR you would need an infinite amount of energy to maintain
> a shape with non-zero volume. Obviously there isn't an infinite amount of
> energy inside a black hole.
Interestingly, according to QM, you need an infinite amount of energy if two
particles can be zero distance from each other. And that is *exactly* the
problem.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renormalization
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