why dont blackholes destroy the universe?

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if there is even just one blackhole, wouldnt it just keep on consuming matter and eventually consume everything?

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Spread a bunch of marbles out across you mattress. 

Set a large, heavy stone (a black hole) down on one spot of the mattress. You’ll likely see many of the neighboring marbles fall to the point your finger is at.

Then marbles increase the weight near the stone and may draw some number of additional marbles into the spot. Would they pull every marble in from the entire mattress, though? If not, why not? 

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