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Because physicists believe in parsimony? Less flippantly, simply that if the two (on their own, staggeringly accurate) main theories we have about how the univ
by rosser 13y ago
Because physicists believe in parsimony?
Less flippantly, simply that if the two (on their own, staggeringly accurate) main theories we have about how the universe works are as fundamentally incompatible as the ones we've got, then there's probably something we don't yet understand about the thing they're describing.
The search for a ToE isn't so much about "unifying" QM and Relativity as it is about figuring out what it is that we don't yet understand about the universe that allows them both to be as true as they appear.
- laander 13y agoI am blasted away by your completely staggering domain-knowledge and my lack of the same. Probably should stop seeing universe docus and study more science
- eru 13y agoMath is hard. And understanding real science often involves understanding math. (And docus almost never go into the math parts.)