This was fascinating to me because I never even considered the possibility that black holes could be inside stars, acting as initial seeds for star formation.
Turns out that primordial black holes (PBH) are a candidate for dark matter which has recently become more plausible with supporting evidence from LIGO/Virgo gravitational wave detections.
There is something quite elegant about black holes being responsible for dark matter, at least because that means we don’t need some unknown particle to explain it.
Yet it would be odd for black holes to transform immediately from exotic to mundane if it turns out they are everywhere all at once.
Sorry, but I call bullshit. We always think about black holes as "holes" realistic would be if black holes are just the next form of super high gravity "stars". Stone < Planet < Stars < black hole. The fact it eats up light is just the gravity we cant imagine.
PS. I have another theory, what is the next bigger one? Yep: < big bang. But that's just my 2 cents.
You are calling bullshit on what? All you seem to have said is that black holes have a lot of gravity...