black holes/worm holes are they cosmic rivers?

[iamthetruth]

Well stuck here in this existence I often compare black holes and such to something like that of a river but on a much more vast grand and cosmic scale not only through space time and paralell universes but something much more complex and unimaginable. I don't think it is acutally that... Just like say that you were in china in ancient times swept into one of its many rivers magically survived your trip across the pacific and your journey ended in a place similar (north or south america). Though to me its really black hole+human at event horizon=dead human, but even if that's comparable to a river if you hit the wrong spot. And worm holes if they exist you could warp along faster to a different place almost like lauching a boat into a river to speed up getting to a destination down stream. If these are comparable I wonder if on one end its slightly harder to use because its fast flow of time and or whatever else agaisnt you. Are there means of acquiring ways to use these to our advantage? Maybe Earth has had its resource too harness the means and who ever has it is long gone... Maybe its just not on our planet or maybe we on the path to acquire it who knows. Maybe its not even a resource maybe its a form of life or a different existence of something we don't know of. Like how some microbial life can with stand extreme conditions in hostile environments we didn't really know of till recently. If something as mysterious as life can exist I'm certain a conclusion will come to this mystery one day.

[whodat]

I like to think that we won't have to have our gizzards sucked out through our eyeballs by going through worm holes. Some kind of massive quantum entanglement scheme where we can pop out of time/space at one point and back in at another without having to travel between them at all... that will keep us from swimming upstream through a hurricane. Well, as long as I'm just "what-if"ing, why not?