I acknowlede that the universe being a inside a black hole has been addressed on this board. However this is not the point i am trying to make.
My specualtion is that beyond the event horizon of a black hole(s) are "infinite" linked Quasi-universes(with similar black holes), similar, but not identical to our own. Similar in the ways of all forces acting upon eachother much the same as our own, but different in the way that at least one of the dimensions is partially or fully different, such as time passing slower or faster(or not at all), or even that it exists in another time(past or future).(not limited to time it's just for example) which does not allow material in our universe to pass said horizon and return to existence in our universe.
I'm getting tired, and in short I am speculating that,
Black holes are temporal "tears"(it eats me to put it that way) in space and time allowing matter of all sorts to pass into an alternate space and time.
A bubble inside of a bubble inside of a bubble, in order to get the bubble from the middle you would have to oblviate the outer bubbles to allow it free movement in open air(our universe). You cannot create the bubbles around the middle bubble yet you can create the bubble in the pre-existing bubbles.
I hope this has given my point a little more clarity to those of you who did not comprehend my earlier wordings.
(i will address all that is asked about my theory)
And as for the statement that i am probably in highschool or college, I am not, I am however a highschool dropout 19 years of age with the intelligence quotient of 156 and belong to the 99th percentile for mathematical comprehension overall Canada. (I left school because i could not stand the ignorance of people who "knew" things even when faced with and equally plausable and supported theory as their own knowledge.)

Einstein once said "To maintain the creativity of a child is the secret of ingenious thinking"
"Before questioning someone else's knowledge always question ones own"

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A fool once said I can comprehend anything and I know everything, a wise man replied, I can comprehend anything as well but I know nothing.
To "know" something is to be ignorant to it's infinte other possibilities.
"Nothing is here nor there, but everything is now"