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I believe QM and GR contradict each other for any curvature, but measuring the extremely small curvature/gravitational effects caused by a single particle would

I believe QM and GR contradict each other for any curvature, but measuring the extremely small curvature/gravitational effects caused by a single particle would require enormous amounts of energy. Specifically the problem is the way that the uncertainty principle interacts with GR's assumptions.

krastanov 5y ago
In flat space time you have QFT, which does not have severe problems until you make the gravitational fields very strong.
- simiones 5y ago
  Isn't QFT limited to 0 (or otherwise negligible) gravitational interaction between particles/space-time?