Question

How does humans see themselves compared to how a black hole might view humans

Answer 1

Collins points out that individuals often perceive themselves as the center of the universe. However, Tyson’s article and the video on ASASSN14-li show that humans are miniscule and powerless compared to even the smallest black hole.

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Answer 2

Humans see themselves as the epitome of nature and as indomitable rulers. They consider themselves on top of the hierarchical ladder, imposing their will on other species, plant and animal alike. On the other hand, to black holes, humans are nothing more than minute creatures, fragile and unimportant. They are curious insects who consider themselves with pride and ego.
These are contrasting opinions, with black holes believing that humans are dismissible and with humans believing that they are invincible.

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