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Might There Be No Quantum Gravity After All?

5 pointsby raattgiftover 1 year ago

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gus_massaover 1 year ago
Sorry for the very late reply. I saw this and I forgot to ask.<p>I remember you posed a few good comments about GR. I never took that course, so I only know SR.<p>I have been dismissing this, thinking that it&#x27;s too weird to combine the probabilistic approach with the quantum approach.<p>[Without evidence or knowledge] I think it&#x27;s only a matter of time until someone figures a gravitational version of the experiment to measure the Bell inequality and then the experiment just give the result from the quantum theory. The problem is that using gravity to entangle photon &#x2F; electrons looks very hard, so I don&#x27;t expect an experimental refutation soon.<p>[Without evidence or knowledge] It looks hard to keep the equivalence principle of gravity and acceleration, an mix the probabilistic and quantum approach.<p>So, after my long comment...<p>Do you think this is worth reading or I can just ignore it?