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Do the other three forces have a version of the black hole?

It just seems odd that I'm always told that gravity is very weak compared to the others while black holes are so immensely powerful. Do the others have these concentrations of power that can bend the universe?
gpt
No.

The strong force is very strong, but only works over very short distances. So you never have quarks pulling on quarks that are too far away, or neutrons pulling on protons. So the limited range just means that there is never enough inward force to form a black hole.

The EM force repulses as much as it attracts. So over large scale, you just don't get the same effect.

The weak force works over even smaller ranges than the strong force, and repulses as much as it attracts.

So gravity is unique because it is always attractive and works over infinite distances. So it just keeps pulling stuff in, and the more stuff that is pulled in, the stronger the pull gets, which with enough initial mass allows the runaway attraction that leads to a black hole.