If an object that enters a black hole has its information content frozen at the event horizon, in what sense is it frozen? The usual analogy is of a hologram encoded in 2d which can be decoded into a 3d representation. The same analogy is used in describing the 3d universe we see as a representation of the holographic information encoded on the 2d "surface" of the universe.
What is meant by "information content"? Or have I stated this incorrectly?
The analogy leads one to wonder if there is a way to recreate the objects that have entered a black hole in any sense. Is the information frozen on the event horizon of a black hole detectable or visible in any real sense from the outside? How is one to imagine this effect intuitively?
I understand that in thinking about the holographic analogy I may have been going completely astray so please don't snipe at the question, simply correct me.
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