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Originally Posted by Blob
But by crossing the (fuzzy) event horizon you are instantly at the centre.
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If you were to cross the event horizon of a black hole, common lore says that you wouldn't even notice. Everyone else would notice, because you would disappear, but you would still be receiving light (information) that is still falling into the horizon. You would only notice when you tried to turn around again, because it would be impossible.
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Originally Posted by Blob
There is no distance between the `singularity` and the event horizon.
What we see is an unravelling of hidden curled up dimensions (or shrinking of our normal 3d+1 space time if you like) and we find ourselves in a 10 dimensional space-time.
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That's an interesting way of looking at it, that there is no difference between the singularity and its event horizon. I don't know about 10 dimensions, but I agree that there shouldn't be a difference (that everything within the horizon is part of the singularity).