Unified field theory is unstable spacetime - matter turns into black holes - Australian aborigine shamanism book

Aboriginal men of high degree Elkin, A. P. (Adolphus Peter) (1977). Aboriginal men of high degree. 2nd. ed. St. Lucia , Qld.: The University of Queensland Press.

If the boundary is, in fact, reflective, nothing can leak out of AdS space-time. So any matter or energy put into the system could potentially get concentrated — perhaps to such an extent that a black hole would form. The question was: Would that really happen, and, if so, what mechanism would cause matter and energy to cluster together to such a degree rather than staying spread out?

So just as Poonjaji describes - spacetime reflects back energy-matter and then concentrates it - creating a black hole....

 Although the spatial distance to the boundary is indeed infinite, time slows down for a wave or object traveling at or near the speed of light. So an observer standing in the middle of AdS space-time would see a light ray reach the boundary in a finite amount of time (though some patience would be required).

 In other words time is infinite yet bounded - for an external observer.

Near the center, the waves occupy less space, and the energy they carry is more concentrated. Because of this, the waves exchange more energy during the interaction near the center than during the interaction near the boundary. The net result is that wave 1 gives more energy to wave 2 at the center than wave 2 gives to wave 1 at the boundary.

Moschidis said, “you’ll end up with a different geometry — one that contains black holes — and it’s no longer AdS. That’s what we mean by unstable.”

In the AdS setting, turbulence is caused by gravity, but Moschidis believes that the mathematical tools he is developing could aid the analysis of the turbulence that crops up in fluid mechanics as well.

 AdS also features prominently in the so-called AdS/CFT correspondence — a key clue for how to unite quantum mechanics with gravity in an all-encompassing theory of quantum gravity.

 So this is similar to what Ulf Leonhardt argues - that there is a non-linear resonance due to the difference between the boundary and center of the black hole - the energy reflects back and builds up as it reflects back by concentrating into the infinity point. So you have zero/infinity (black hole) and infinity/zero (white hole) but they are noncommutative to each other due to quantum gravity. So due to the invariance of speed of light then even infinity/zero are relative to the "rest frame" of the observer. But since the observe is actually light then there is no "rest frame" of light - so instead of you have infinite energy motion as harmonization process - the Law of Phase Harmony.