Thanks for the clarification on LQG. As a totally uninformed layman, your description of the singularity was also my understanding. I only brought up the quest

Thanks for the clarification on LQG. As a totally uninformed layman, your description of the singularity was also my understanding. I only brought up the question because this is the second paragraph of the original comment in this sub-thread: >Would it be possible or plausible that singularity actually does not exist, but just that the theory of general relativity is not a correct description of space/time/matter in small scale? I am thinking in classical theory, when things were treated as point mass/charges, infinity exist in the solution of point sources. Basically, I wasn't sure why they were getting so much criticism for this, because it sounded pretty reasonable to me.