Guys, you are going about the idea of Black holes in the wrong way. A black hole is in fact just a dense star, like a white dwarf, with gravity so intense that light cannot escape its surface. The matter does not in fact become nothing, but is just added to the bulk of a "Black Hole" (There is some support amongst the scientific community that Black Holes grow) so a Black Hole does indeed have a surface, is indeed something you can touch and is indeed something that you can walk on (assuming that since it produces no light, it does not burn hydrogen and therefore has a solid surface similar to that of a planet).
You are talking about "Communication" between energy. I am not formally educated at all in any kind of advanced physics, but I must ask what do you mean by "communicate"? Like, electrical signals or some form of contact between particles?
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This is the interesting part eh?
Clues - 1. energy is in constant comunication with other energy
2. Energy is found in everything
3. Energy is infinite
4. Energy seeks balance
5. Energy created the universe
Some of this seems a little controversary, doesn't it? Not everyone agrees that energy is infinite. Since the universe itself is not infinite and has a definite "boundry" or "border", would it be possible that an infinite ammount of energy exists within a limited area? And if you are going to say that energy can exist outside of the universe, how would you know? No one has ever "seen" outside the universe, or has the faintest clue what it could possibly be. However, we have seen the known center of the universe and towards the edges of the universe (A few scientific american magazines show a map of where things in the universe are theorized to exist).
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I tried to think of anything with similarities to what a big picture of energy looks like, The only thing I could come up with that - our brain is a hollogram, and - a brain can store 10 million bits of information on one spec of thread, and - a hollogram can store 10 million bits of info on one spec of thread and last but not least energy can be found in many different forms and ranges with in one spec of thread. What do you think that means, I am still struggling with this?
I don't think anyone actually knows how much information can be stored in how much mass. Until we hook a brain up to a computer and "upload" its "hard drive" into the computer, we won't really know. Interestingly enough, John Darnton's "Mind Catcher" does involve uploading human conciousness into perceivable cyberspace, although it never says anything about the capacity of the human brain.
Sorry if what I say seems small minded or obnoxious, but I am only a grade nine student in Canada that knows more then his colleagues. Of course, I assume many of you here have University or are getting University degrees, which is still a long way off for me. Please be critical of my posts, cause it would help me understand much easier if it turns out I'm wrong.