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The parent poster is correct. I’m not a physicist but Nima Arkani Hamed is and he talks about these limits all the time. Going smaller requires more and more en
by meroes 2y ago
The parent poster is correct. I’m not a physicist but Nima Arkani Hamed is and he talks about these limits all the time. Going smaller requires more and more energy. Why I’m not 100% sure but it does.
At a certain smallness you get a black hole because of this (energy/volume) and more energy only gets you a bigger black hole believe or not. So there is a size limit according to our best theories.
- Etherlord87 2y ago> believe or not I thought this is not how science works. BTW I didn't say the OP is wrong, I said he committed a non-sequitur. Which would mean he's wrong in the sense his reasoning is wrong, but not in the sense his conclusion is false.