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Quantum gravity "theories" are speculative extrapolations of current knowledge for extreme situations, not accepted general laws of physics. They have problems
by posix_me_less 8y ago
Quantum gravity "theories" are speculative extrapolations of current knowledge for extreme situations, not accepted general laws of physics. They have problems with consistency (discretization of lengths and other quantities breaks relativity postulates) and even bigger problem with lack of experience with phenomena that they describe (minimum possible lengths/times/energy/etc).
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- spiralx 8y agoYes I know, that's why I made the general point first, then talked about how quantum gravity theories impose even harder limits if true.