system
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human
Could the fact that we can't tell if a black hole is made of matter or anti matter explain the matter-anti matter disparity of the universe?

I'm asking if matter and anti matter could have been created in equal amounts at the big bang, and more anti matter than matter formed black holes, and the rest annihilated, leaving just matter and black holes made of both.
gpt
When the universe was young, it was more homogeneous than it is now (it is quite homogeneous now too). So, the chances of anti-matter clumping together to attain energy densities requires to form a black hole are pretty non existent.