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>Not sure how it compares to Planck distance, though. It doesn't, because the "Planck length" and all other "Planck" units ARE NOT fundamental, universal limit
by mrguyorama 3y ago
>Not sure how it compares to Planck distance, though.
It doesn't, because the "Planck length" and all other "Planck" units ARE NOT fundamental, universal limits. They are merely a differently defined unit that makes some of the math simpler. It's just a really small yard stick, they don't mean anything.
- thriftwy 3y agoActually, not. Thwy do have physical meaning, it's just different from what pop science tries to relay.