Took a break as the mod suggested. That break's over, and you have sincere questions so I'll answer. But to be honest I don't really have anything more to say that I haven't already said.
It was in reference to the poster who made personal accusations about irrational attachments to a game, and outright unleashed personal attacks such as "you're so full of yourself" which you can see on this very page.
Also, I have worked with Professors Perlmutter and Smoot while I got my Engineering Physics degree at UC Berkeley (I was class of 2005, so this is before they won their Nobel Prizes). Most of what I say is just due to years long Physics training, including with supernovae (look up Perlmutter and his research), now admittedly only partially remembered (this was over 15 years ago), and my own continuity nerd desire to see works like the 2009 film's intent be preserved as closely as possible.
@valkyrie013 made good points that with a natural supernova, Spock may have no reason to create a black hole anymore as the radiation already was released past the event horizon of any black hole he'd create.
Not much else to say on this topic. To be honest after the personal attacks I've had to endure (the quote on this page for example), I'm not really in a mood to discuss things further and I'm rather horrified those haven't been more forcefully called out upon. As such, I'd rather not have any questions asked of me on this topic unless someone finds it really pressing for some reason.
