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If time is continuous and not discrete, doesn't the warping of time near a black hole break the second law of thermodynamics?
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If it is discrete the amplitude of energy is finite in each frame of reference, but if it's continuous wouldn't any sort of stretching need an infinite amount of energy to maintain amplitude?
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