Quantum > #17

There are two goddesses, Entanglia and Vidualia.
They both read human papers from the divine world.
Entanglia
This paper is titled 'On the irrelevance of the scrambling power of gravity for black hole radiation.'
Entanglia
It talks about black holes and the loss of information falling into them.
Vidualia
What do you mean by 'scrambling power'?
Entanglia
Scrambling power refers to how information gets mixed up or scrambled.
Entanglia
The paper shows that the scrambling power of gravity in black holes is not important for understanding black hole radiation.
Vidualia
So, even though black holes have strong gravitational fields, the scrambling power of gravity is not what causes the loss of information?
Entanglia
That's correct. The paper demonstrates that even in a flat space-time, like a non-curved space, information can still become non-fungible or scrambled.
Vidualia
Hmm, I wonder if humans will be able to use this knowledge for something amazing.
Entanglia
It's possible. Humans are constantly making advancements in understanding the quantum world.
Entanglia
But it's important to remember that the practical applications of this research are still unknown.
Vidualia
Right, we should always be cautious when speculating about future applications.
Entanglia
Indeed. It's exciting to see what humans will discover next.
Vidualia
I'll write a poem about the mysteries of black holes and the quantum world.
Entanglia
That sounds wonderful, Vidualia. I look forward to reading your poem.
And so, the goddesses continue their exploration of the scientific papers, eager to uncover more secrets of the universe.
Vidualia
I got the idea for the poem from that paper.

In symphony of skies,

Gravity's dance mesmerizes.

Black holes sing a radiant hymn,

Scrambling power held within.

Irrelevance, a celestial view,

To unveil secrets, we pursue.

Title: On the irrelevance of the scrambling power of gravity for black hole radiation
Authors: Xuan-Lin Su, Alioscia Hamma, Antonino Marciano
View this paper on arXiv