Stellar Black Hole Example of the It from Qubit (IfQ) Concept

Stellar black hole (BH) example of IfQ consisted of volume of contiguous Planck cube information chunks. Four independent theories selectively amplified without sacrificing their integrities: superstring, Higgs forces, stellar BHs, and arrow of time. Superstring amplifications: 129 fundamental matter/force particles resided in Planck cubes as closed superstrings; any object in universe defined by a volume of contiguous Planck cubes; and super force superstring doughnut physical singularity existed at Planck cube's center at t $=$ 0. Higgs forces amplifications: extremely high early universe temperatures caused spontaneous symmetry breaking, not Higgs forces; matter particles and their associated Higgs forces were one and inseparable; spontaneous symmetry breaking was bidirectional (e.g. beta decay equation); and by end of matter creation time, only 22 permanent matter/force particles remained. Stellar BHs amplifications: stellar BHs were both quark star (matter) and associated BH (energy). Arrow of time amplifications: in a subset volume of precursor universe, entropy decreased without negating 2$^{\mathrm{nd}}$ Law of Thermodynamics. These amplifications summarized in two BH figures.