Amko
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We have numbers recorded in a pseudo-random order; they are selected in a pseudo-random order (actually dependent on time) by a computer. Now, let's imagine that we created this computer from scratch. We ourselves determine the order in which the numbers are recorded on the tape. If we perform a good calculation (in the ideal case, if we have the ability to perform arbitrarily complex calculations with arbitrarily high accuracy), then we can even predict which number and at what time will be selected by our program. WE CAN FULLY CONTROL OUR PROGRAMS! At the same time, the programs themselves will not notice this: if they try to check the randomness of the numbers, the experiment will give them a normal random distribution, uniform in the long term (or some other, depending on the experiment). At the same time, all their work, based on randomness, is not actually random, but predetermined. That's what I mean.
There are many laws in the world, and they all act on matter at the same time. Some actions are less noticeable, some more. The total number of actions is incredibly large; what guarantee is there that the number of their types is so small that they can all fit in our brain?
I'll talk about portals. I mean time tunnels created using black holes. Magic and Wikipedia are irrelevant here.
Well, firstly, it won't flatten you, that's incorrect. Secondly, the structure of black holes has not been fully studied, so it is not yet possible to reliably talk about what happens beyond the event horizon. Thirdly, I mean not supermassive holes, but microscopic black holes that appear in space from time to time. It is they that can emit signals.