He breaks it down like this...
a black hole's event horrizon always will increase in size because of the energy being enveloped in the singularity causes it to get larger this is due to the second law of thermal dinamics.
So you make a black hole in a point in space where there is a lot of matter to absorb the black hole's event horizon will get biger and more stuff will be able to flow in the more stuff that goes in the larger the event horizon gets..
see where I am going with this?
Yeah, but what about the gravitational field that could prevent the mini-black hole to increase in size? That's how JT theory worked I thinkĀ.


That all seems to have been covered,then.
