Black Holes as Cosmic Sanitizers — Reinterpreting Singularity and Hawking Radiation through Load Minimization Theory —

Black holes have long been described as destructive endpoints of spacetime. Through Load Minimization Theory (LMT), however, they emerge as the universe’s gentle sanitation and recycling systems. This paper reinterprets the event horizon as the “Do Not Disturb — Sanitation in Progress” boundary, Hawking radiation as the compassionate exhaust released during intensive housekeeping, and the singularity as the ultimate cradle of rest where total load L approaches zero. By viewing black holes as localized high-load regions (L-blocks) that mirror the pre-Big Bang “ぎゅっ！” state, we see them not as cosmic monsters, but as loving devices that help the universe return to peace.